Converts Clojure code to idiomatic YAMLScript with style rules.
npx skills add https://github.com/yaml/yamlscript --skill yamlscript
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: yamlscript Source: https://github.com/yaml/yamlscript/tree/main/ai/claude/ys-skill/skills/yamlscript Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yaml/yamlscript --skill yamlscript
This Skill helps users write, convert, and review YAMLScript code, ensuring idiomatic style and correctness by leveraging Clojure as a base and applying specific YAMLScript conversion rules.
Use the yamlscript skill to convert the following Clojure code into idiomatic YAMLScript.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To convert Clojure code to YAMLScript, apply specific style rules that transform standard Clojure syntax into idiomatic .ys files. This process ensures adherence to program tag conventions and YAMLScript-specific syntax for strings, function definitions, and control flow.
Idiomatic YAMLScript code refers to .ys files written with specific syntax rules for strings, function definitions, calls, control flow, and values. It prioritizes YS standard library preferences over Clojure defaults to ensure correct and maintainable code structure.
Yes, you can review existing YAMLScript files for style adherence. The review process validates your code against best practices, ensuring proper program tag conventions and correct syntax for function definitions, calls, and values.
You do not need Clojure installed to write YAMLScript from scratch. YAMLScript leverages Clojure as a base for conversion and code generation, allowing you to generate idiomatic .ys files directly without a local Clojure environment.
The best way to handle function definitions in YAMLScript is to apply specific syntax rules that differentiate .ys files from standard Clojure. Following these style rules ensures your function definitions are idiomatic and correctly structured.
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