style-standards

Enforce Markdown and code style standards across monorepo documentation and files.

1|Updated Nov 24, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bsamiee/Parametric_Portal --skill style-standards
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Skill: style-standards
Source: https://github.com/bsamiee/Parametric_Portal/tree/main/.claude/skills/style-standards
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bsamiee/Parametric_Portal --skill style-standards

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill ensures consistent, high-quality communication and documentation across all AI-generated content and code. It eliminates ambiguity, reduces cognitive load, and saves time by providing clear, enforceable style guidelines that maximize agent comprehension and user understanding.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Documentation Consistency: Enforce Markdown structure (headers, lists, tables, Dictums, separators) for all documentation.
  • Code Organization: Apply standards for comments, section dividers, and naming conventions in code.
  • Voice Compliance: Ensure consistent tone, grammar (imperative phrasing, no hedging), and vocabulary for all AI interactions.
  • Formatting Validation: Validate layout, spacing, and typography against project standards, including specific rules for tables and code spans.
  • Use Case: When reviewing a new skill's documentation, use this Skill to automatically check for compliance with header depth, Dictum placement, active voice, and proper use of markers, ensuring it aligns with project-wide communication standards.

Quick Start

Use the style-standards skill to review a Markdown document for compliance with header structure, Dictum placement, and imperative phrasing, ensuring clarity and consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions about style-standards

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I enforce consistent markdown structure across documentation?

Markdown structure enforcement validates header sequencing (H1→H2→H3), separator usage, spacing rules, and list/table formatting. This Skill checks your documentation against project standards, ensuring consistent hierarchy and layout that improves readability and reduces ambiguity in AI-generated content.

What style standards should I apply to code comments and documentation?

Code style standards cover imperative phrasing, active voice, consistent terminology from your project's keywords, proper marker usage, and punctuation rules. This Skill validates comments, section dividers, headers, and naming conventions to ensure all documentation and code align with project communication guidelines.

Can I validate documentation for grammar, tone, and vocabulary consistency?

Yes. This Skill checks for voice compliance—imperative phrasing, no hedging, consistent tone, and adherence to canonical terminology. It enforces grammar standards and vocabulary alignment across markdown files, code comments, and headers to maintain uniform AI communication quality.

How do I check if my monorepo documentation follows formatting rules?

Run validation against your documentation and code to check header depth, Dictum placement, marker limits per file, table formatting, spacing, and typography. This Skill identifies deviations from project standards and ensures consistent layout across all monorepo files.

What formatting rules does style validation enforce for tables and lists?

Style validation enforces consistent table structure, list formatting, separator usage, spacing rules, and casing conventions. It ensures typography, sigil consistency, and punctuation align with project standards across all documentation and code sections.

Do I need to set up a style guide before using documentation validation?

Yes. You need a keywords.md file defining canonical terminology and documented formatting rules for headers, Dictums, separators, and markers. This Skill applies those standards to validate your monorepo's documentation and code consistency.