Consistent code makes projects easier to build and maintain. This skill defines baseline coding conventions for naming, readability, and immutability. It works across any project and language.
Follow KISS, DRY, and YAGNI principles to keep logic simple and clear. Use descriptive names and avoid direct mutation. This skill is the shared floor for code quality, not a framework‑specific guide.
Use it when starting a new module, reviewing code, or onboarding contributors. It helps enforce clean, predictable code without overcomplicating things.
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