What problem does it solve? Formatting inconsistencies pollute diffs, hide real logic changes, and cause CI failures. This Skill applies presentation-only changes — whitespace, indentation, line wrapping, quotes, import ordering — using the project's own formatter, so style fixes stay out of behavior commits and remain reviewable. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Formatter discovery and execution: Finds the project's configured formatter via config files, task runner scripts, or commit hooks, and runs it as configured rather than hand-editing. - Scope control: Defaults to the narrowest scope covering the target files, keeping diffs reviewable and avoiding repo-wide noise. - Behavior verification: Runs the project's test suite after formatting and checks git diff -w to prove the change is semantically empty. - Use Case: After finishing a feature, run this Skill to format the touched files as a separate style-typed commit, so the logic diff stays clean and reviewers see two readable changes instead of one noisy one. ## Quick Start Format the files I just changed in the working tree and file the result as a single style commit.