rules-common

What problem does it solve?

This Skill keeps multi-language development grounded in a common set of expectations so that every writer, reviewer, and maintainer speaks the same quality language and avoids sloppy or unchecked code. It prevents fragmented conventions, missing tests, and unchecked security issues by foregrounding shared rules before any implementation work begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Universal rulebook: Names, formatting, comments, and magic value policies that apply everywhere unless overridden by a language-specific variant.
• Quality checkpoints: Testing, security, performance, design, and git workflow mandates that a reviewer can cross-check against any contribution or refactor.
• Use case: When a reviewer sees a new pull request touching JavaScript and Python, run this Skill to ensure both languages respect consistent naming, validation, test-first discipline, and documentation rules.

Quick Start

Ask the rules-common skill to review your latest code change and highlight any violations of naming, testing, or security rules.