Automates changes to per-technology coding standards with controlled migration and rollback workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/oogDZ/2 --skill technology-modify
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: technology-modify Source: https://github.com/oogDZ/2/tree/main/.claude/skills/technology-modify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oogDZ/2 --skill technology-modify
Automates and governs changes to technology-specific coding standards, ensuring consistent adoption across services and teams.
Run /technology-modify <tech-name> [--scenario A|B|C|D] to start a standard change workflow.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You update coding standards across multiple services by applying per-tech conventions through a controlled workflow that enforces consistent adoption and alignment.
Rolling back per-tech standards is handled through a controlled workflow with explicit safeguards and deprecation handling. This ensures safe reversion of convention changes across affected services.
Service onboarding aligns new services with existing per-tech coding standards and conventions. The workflow applies explicit steps to ensure the service adheres to the required technology stack rules.
You should deprecate outdated coding standards when they no longer apply to your current technology stack. The workflow handles deactivation safely, ensuring deprecated conventions are removed without breaking existing services.
Yes, you can enforce a new framework standard and migrate existing services by initiating a standard change workflow. This process includes explicit steps and safeguards to ensure a safe transition with rollback options.
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