What problem does it solve? Teams often lack documented coding standards, and writing them manually from scratch is tedious. This Skill analyzes the actual syntax conventions used in your existing source files and produces a standards document that reflects how the project is really written. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Syntax-Based Analysis: Examines indentation, naming conventions, commenting style, conditionals, and function patterns from one file or an entire folder of files. - Inconsistency Detection and Fixing: Counts style variations across files, identifies minority patterns, and optionally fixes them to match the majority convention. - Flexible Output Targets: Writes to a new standards file (CONTRIBUTING.md, STYLE.md, CODING_STANDARDS.md, and more), inserts into README.md at a chosen position, or outputs directly to the prompt. - Language Style Guide References: Optionally fetches official style guides for over 30 languages including Python, JavaScript, Go, Rust, and C++ to enrich the generated standards. - Use Case: Point the Skill at your src/ folder to produce a CODING_STANDARDS.md that documents your project's real conventions, ready to share with new contributors. ## Quick Start Analyze the files in my src folder and write a coding standards document based on the conventions you find.
