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ruff
This skill should be used when users need to lint, format, or validate Python code using the Ruff command-line tool. Use this skill for tasks involving Python code quality checks, automatic code formatting, enf...
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python-style
Automatic enforcement of Python coding style, PEP standards, type hints, and modern Python patterns. Use when writing Python code to ensure consistency with PEP 8, proper type hints, Google-style docstrings, mo...
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gkg
Global Knowledge Graph for codebase analysis. This skill should be used when searching for code definitions (functions, classes, methods), finding references to symbols, understanding code structure, analyzing...
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tree-sitter
AST-based code analysis using tree-sitter. Use for parsing code structure, extracting symbols, finding patterns with tree-sitter queries, analyzing complexity, and understanding code architecture. Supports Pyth...
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beautiful-code
Multi-language code quality standards for TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust. Enforces type safety, security, performance, and maintainability with progressive enforcement. Use when writing, reviewing, or refacto...
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convert-python-haskell
Convert Python code to idiomatic Haskell. Use when migrating Python projects to Haskell, translating Python patterns to idiomatic Haskell, or refactoring Python codebases for type safety, pure functional progra...
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convert-typescript-python
Convert TypeScript code to idiomatic Python. Use when migrating TypeScript projects to Python, translating TypeScript patterns to Pythonic idioms, or refactoring TypeScript codebases into Python. Extends meta-c...
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convert-python-elm
Convert Python code to idiomatic Elm. Use when migrating Python backends to Elm frontends, translating Python logic to type-safe frontend code, or refactoring Python codebases into functional-first Elm applicat...
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convert-python-fsharp
Convert Python code to idiomatic F#. Use when migrating Python projects to F#, translating Python patterns to idiomatic F#, or refactoring Python codebases for type safety, functional programming, and .NET inte...
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convert-python-typescript
Convert Python code to idiomatic TypeScript. Use when migrating Python projects to TypeScript, translating Pythonic patterns to TypeScript idioms, or refactoring Python codebases into TypeScript. Extends meta-c...
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convert-python-scala
Convert Python code to idiomatic Scala. Use when migrating Python projects to Scala, translating Python patterns to Scala's hybrid OOP+FP paradigm, or refactoring Python codebases for type safety, JVM integrati...
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convert-python-clojure
Convert Python code to idiomatic Clojure. Use when migrating Python projects to Clojure, translating Python patterns to idiomatic Clojure, or refactoring Python codebases to leverage functional programming. Ext...
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ruff
This skill should be used when users need to lint, format, or validate Python code using the Ruff command-line tool. Use this skill for tasks involving Python code quality checks, automatic code formatting, enf...
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following-conventions
Tenzir Python coding standards and tooling setup. Use when writing python code, running ruff/mypy/pytest, encountering pyproject.toml/uv.lock, or setting up a new Python project.
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coding-conventions
Automatically apply standard coding conventions when writing or modifying code. Use this skill when working with Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, PHP, or creating git commits. Triggers include writing new co...
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code-refactoring
Proactively monitors file sizes and suggests refactoring BEFORE editing. Auto-invoked when files exceed size thresholds (150/200/300 lines) or complexity patterns detected. Works across JavaScript/TypeScript, P...
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code-reviewer
Comprehensive code review skill for TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Swift, Kotlin, Go. Includes automated code analysis, best practice checking, security scanning, and review checklist generation. Use when revi...
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lint-monorepo
Unified linting and auto-fix for Python (Ruff) and TypeScript (ESLint) in monorepo. Use when fixing lint errors, running pre-commit checks, or diagnosing persistent code quality issues. Orchestrates auto-fix fi...
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python-style-guide
Comprehensive Python programming guidelines based on Google's Python Style Guide. Use when Claude needs to write Python code, review Python code for style issues, refactor Python code, or provide Python program...
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ast-grep
Structural code pattern search and refactoring using ast-grep (sg). Use for finding functions, classes, methods, imports, or any code structure patterns. Supports syntax-aware analysis across multiple languages...
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ty
Guide for using ty, the extremely fast Python type checker and language server. Use this when type checking Python code or setting up type checking in Python projects.
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coding-standards
Python code style, formatting, linting, and type hints for GMailArchiver. Use when writing Python code, fixing ruff or mypy errors, adding type hints, formatting imports, or reviewing code quality. Triggers on:...
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code-validation
Automated code validation for diff review, change hygiene, and red flag detection. Use when reviewing git diffs, PRs, or changed files for test disabling patterns, secrets, path portability issues, security fla...
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cli-ninja
Master CLI navigation and code exploration using modern command-line tools. Use this skill when navigating repositories, searching for files/text/code patterns, or working with structured data (JSON/YAML/XML)....
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