Define coding style rules for NixOS, Neovim, and Git configurations.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: style-guide Source: https://github.com/cgeorgii/dots/tree/main/.claude/skills/style-guide Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cgeorgii/dots --skill style-guide-cgeorgii
Coding style inconsistencies across NixOS configurations, Neovim setups, and Git workflows cause confusion and slow collaboration. A centralized set of rules reduces bikeshedding and speeds onboarding.
Start by auditing your NixOS modules, Neovim configs, and Git workflows to align with the style guidelines.
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To enforce consistent coding style, apply centralized rules for indentation, formatting, and naming conventions across NixOS modules, Neovim setups, and Git workflows to reduce collaboration friction.
The best way to format Nix code is using nixfmt alongside defined style guidelines, ensuring consistent indentation and formatting across NixOS configurations to streamline collaborative version-control workflows.
To set up Neovim coding standards, define editor configurations that enforce consistent indentation, formatting, and naming conventions, aligning with your broader coding standards to speed up onboarding and reviews.
You need Git commit guidelines for NixOS projects to maintain consistent documentation practices and version-control workflows, which reduces confusion and accelerates collaboration when multiple contributors review configuration changes.
You can use these style guidelines to audit existing NixOS modules, Neovim configs, and Git workflows by checking your current files against the specified indentation, formatting, and naming conventions to quickly align your setup.
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