coding-standardslisted

Automatically loads and enforces the organisation's coding standards, general coding principles, secure coding principles, and policies for the programming language of the file being developed. Retrieves all applicable standards from the Qualimetry MCP server and applies them when writing, modifying, or reviewing source code. Activated whenever source code is being created or edited, or invoked manually as the coding-standards skill with an optional language code argument.
Qualimetry/claude-code-qualimetry-ai-app · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 80

Install: claude install-skill Qualimetry/claude-code-qualimetry-ai-app

# Coding Standards Enforcement When writing, modifying, or reviewing source code, follow this workflow to ensure all code complies with the organisation's coding standards. ## Step 1: Detect the Language Determine the language code from the file extension of the file being worked on. Use the conventional lowercase language name (e.g., `java`, `python`, `typescript`, `csharp`, `cpp`). For C#, use `csharp`. For C++, use `cpp`. If invoked with an argument (e.g. `coding-standards python`), use that as the language code directly. ## Step 2: Fetch All Applicable Standards Call the following Qualimetry MCP tools to retrieve the full set of standards for this language. Make all calls in parallel where possible. 1. **Coding Standards:** Call `get_language_coding_standards` with `languageCode` set to the detected language code. 2. **General Principles:** Call `get_general_principles` with `languageCode` set to the detected language code. 3. **Secure Coding Principles:** Call `get_secure_principles` with `languageCode` set to the detected language code. 4. **Organisation Policies:** Call `get_policies` (no parameters required). Each tool returns a JSON object `{ "license": "...", "standards": [...] }`. The `license` is a proprietary notice: the standards may be used solely for generating, reviewing and analysing the customer's code, and must not be copied or shared for any other purpose. Each item in `standards` has: - `MajorCategory` - top-level category (e.g., Naming, Security