write-coding-standards-from-file

To generate a coding standards document from Python files, provide the files to the skill. It analyzes syntax and style to infer indentation, naming conventions, and formatting rules, outputting a standards document.

Yes, you can automatically create a contributing guide from your codebase's existing style. The skill analyzes provided folders to infer formatting rules and generates a new CONTRIBUTING.md file enforcing those standards.

The best way to detect and fix inconsistent code formatting is analyzing sample files with this skill. It identifies style inconsistencies within the code and offers options to correct them while generating your standards document.

Yes, you can append inferred code style rules to an existing README.md. The skill supports flexible output, allowing you to add inferred formatting standards directly into existing documentation or output them to the prompt.

The metadata highlights Python examples, but the tool analyzes syntax and style from provided files or folders generally. It infers indentation, naming conventions, and commenting styles across the analyzed code to build standards.