development-standards
Standards enforced when writing code, creating pull requests, committing changes, or documenting features. CRITICAL - No emoji in developer-facing content (code/docs/PRs/issues/commits) or CLI output. Also defi...
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Standards enforced when writing code, creating pull requests, committing changes, or documenting features. CRITICAL - No emoji in developer-facing content (code/docs/PRs/issues/commits) or CLI output. Also defi...
Use quality dependencies freely - default to using existing libraries over reinventing. For Python prefer conda over pip, maintain separate requirements-conda.txt and requirements-pip.txt. Use when adding depen...
Notice and address deprecation warnings immediately in test output, CI/CD logs, and development - read the warning, check migration guides, update code to use recommended APIs, don't suppress warnings. Use when...
Locate scripts, references, and assets bundled with skills. Use when a skill mentions bundled resources (scripts/, references/, assets/ subdirectories) but you cannot immediately find them. Teaches standard ski...
Design colorful CLI output with ANSI colors, syntax highlighting, status indicators, and terminal formatting. Use libraries like rich (Python) or chalk (Node.js). Use when designing CLI output, formatting termi...
Git worktree-based workflow for parallel development with shared context. Incremental commits after logical units, feature branches with nested issue branches, squash-merge to main. Use when creating/managing w...
Write comprehensive test coverage across unit, integration, regression, end-to-end, and manual tests. Watch for deprecation warnings in test output and address them immediately. Use when writing tests, implemen...
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