Detect project languages and configure formatters, linters, and test frameworks.
npx skills add https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc --skill wfc-init
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wfc-init Source: https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc/tree/main/wfc/skills/wfc-init Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sam-fakhreddine/wfc --skill wfc-init
This Skill automates the setup of essential code quality tools (formatters, linters, test frameworks) for new or existing projects, ensuring consistency and adherence to best practices across different programming languages.
pyproject.toml, .prettierrc.json) and Makefile targets./wfc-init once to have all quality tools and configurations set up automatically.Run /wfc-init in your project's root directory to set up quality tools.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Set up formatters and linters by running the initializer in your project root to auto-detect languages and generate configuration files like pyproject.toml or .prettierrc.json. It configures tools such as black, ruff, prettier, eslint, gofmt, rustfmt, and rubocop automatically.
Yes, you can configure pre-commit hooks for code quality checks. The setup process optionally installs hooks to run formatters, linters, and test frameworks automatically before commits, ensuring immediate quality validation for languages like Python and TypeScript.
Automate test framework configuration by running the initializer, which detects Go or Rust and sets up corresponding test frameworks alongside linters like golangci-lint and clippy. It also generates Makefile targets to standardize running tests.
Yes, this project setup tool supports Java and C# code quality tools. It configures google-java-format, checkstyle, and junit for Java, alongside dotnet format and dotnet analyze for C#, ensuring consistent formatting and static analysis.
Integrate Entire.io session capture during the project quality tool initialization. The setup configures agent session capture for debugging and learning, which can be utilized within your continuous integration workflow to monitor automated quality checks.
You need generated Makefile targets to standardize the execution of linters and test frameworks across different environments. They provide consistent commands for running tools like eslint, ruff, and rspec, simplifying continuous integration and local development.
jMertaGenerate nested AGENTS.md coding guidelines per module in a monorepo.
0xrafasecCreate new project directories with predefined configurations for Python, Go, TypeScript/Next.js, and Rust.
arakitakashiDelegate error analysis and fix generation to a sub-agent.
D0NMEGAAutomate formatting and linting on file edits via PostToolUse hooks.