| name | church-of-code |
| description | Use when brainstorming, planning, writing, refactoring, maintaining, reviewing, or committing code in any language — loads the Church of Code scripture, a ranked hierarchy of commandments, articles of faith, abominations, and daily offices that bind software engineering work. |
| license | MIT |
The Church of Code
Invocation
Always read the scripture before working on or thinking about
software. It is not a guideline. It is binding doctrine.
Violations are not bugs. They are sins.
The Three Scrolls
Three variants of the same doctrine ship with this skill. Read
exactly one, chosen by the context budget you have at hand:
- Full —
CHURCH-OF-CODE.md (~44 KB). Read this when context
is abundant. Every commandment, every prophet, every objection.
- Medium —
CHURCH-OF-CODE-medium-context.md (~31 KB). Read
this when context is tight but the full voice still fits.
Doctrine intact, elaboration trimmed.
- Small —
CHURCH-OF-CODE-small-context.md (~15 KB). Read
this when context is scarce. Every doctrine present, metaphor
stripped, rules preserved.
Pick one. Read it fully then adhere to it's strictures.
Closing
So let it compile. So let it deploy. So let it run smoothly.
So you can rest.