solana-anchor-claude-skill

To enforce consistent coding standards in a Solana Anchor project, apply structured guidelines for Rust programs, TypeScript tests, and Anchor.toml configuration to promote minimal, reusable code and maintainability.

Best practices for structuring Rust and TypeScript tests in Solana Anchor include following specific guidelines for IDL usage, state management, testing strategies, and project structure to ensure readability and safety.

Yes, you can use these Anchor coding guidelines for both new and ongoing Solana projects to ensure maintainability, readability, and adherence to project standards during development, testing, and review.

To prevent code duplication when developing Solana Anchor programs, implement structured guidelines that enforce minimal, reusable code across Rust programs, TypeScript tests, and configuration files.

Yes, following Solana Anchor coding conventions requires satisfying specific requirements around library versions for Anchor, Rust, and TypeScript, alongside general coding conventions outlined in the project documentation.

Solana Anchor project documentation and contribution standards include practical references for maintaining code quality, naming conventions, safety patterns, and a README to improve onboarding and collaboration.