Clean Code
sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skillsWriting good code is not just about making it work. It is about making it easy for others to read and improve. Clean Code principles from Robert C. Martin give you a clear path to that goal.
Use this skill when you write new code, review pull requests, or fix old code. It helps you name things clearly, keep functions short, and avoid messy comments.
Teams that follow Clean Code spend less time fixing bugs and more time building features. Your code becomes a joy to work with.
Add Clean Code skill to your workflow
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