writing-ast-check
Create AST-based checks for evaluating generated Python code quality
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Create AST-based checks for evaluating generated Python code quality
Delegate specialized reviews to subagents and synthesize their findings. Use when reviewing code.
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Build event-driven hooks in Claude Code for validation, setup, and automation. Use when you need to validate inputs, check environment state, or automate tasks at specific lifecycle events.
Review AI prompts and instructions for conciseness and clarity. Use when reviewing skills, CLAUDE.md, slash commands, or any LLM prompt content.
Writing a class with encapsulated logic that interfaces with an external system. Logging, APIs, etc.
A meta-skill for documenting and creating reusable skills for Claude Code agents. Use when you discover a technique, pattern, or workflow worth documenting for reuse across projects.
Identify and flag unnecessary test artifacts and temporary files in pull requests. Use when reviewing pull requests to ensure only production-relevant files are committed.
Review Python code ensuring strict type safety with Python 3.12+ conventions. Use when reviewing Python code, writing new Python code, or refactoring existing Python code.
Review Python code for adherence to SOLID principles (SRP, OCP, LSP, ISP, DIP). Use when reviewing Python code for maintainability, testability, and design quality.
Any time committing changes is mentioned, use this commit flow.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an issue", "add a task", "track a bug", "show issues", "list tasks", "close an issue", "manage dependencies", "check what's blocked", or mentions "bd", "b...
This skill should be used when the user asks to "integrate with ephemeral environments", "set up PR previews", "add preview environments to my repo", "configure ephemeral deployments", "create PR preview enviro...
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