What problem does it solve? Code written or edited by AI assistants often drifts from personal style conventions, accumulating vague names, redundant comments, dead code, and poorly structured tests. This Skill applies a consistent set of personal coding standards to every file you generate or modify. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Naming and Comment Rules: Enforces descriptive names that eliminate the need for comments, boolean prefixes like is/has/should, and bans JSDoc on internal functions, TODOs, and commented-out code. - Code Shape Discipline: Applies a YAGNI decision ladder, DRY consolidation at the third occurrence, vertical spacing rules, and change-scope discipline so edits stay minimal and compilable. - Testing Style Guide: Structures tests with describe('when ...') / it('<behavior>') hierarchy, one assertion focus per test, and rules against flaky, redundant, or multi-phase tests. - Use Case: When asking an AI to refactor a Vue component or write new TypeScript utilities, the output automatically follows your naming, spacing, and test-structure conventions without repeated prompting. ## Quick Start Apply your coding style standards while writing a new TypeScript utility function with unit tests.
