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Rewrites unprofessional code comments into clear ones and performs non-semantic cleanup. Use to professionalize code without altering logic or behavior.
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| name | code-polish |
| description | Rewrites unprofessional code comments into clear ones and performs non-semantic cleanup. Use to professionalize code without altering logic or behavior. |
| category | Document Processing |
| source | antigravity |
| tags | ["python","api","ai","document","security","cro"] |
| url | https://github.com/sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills/tree/main/skills/code-polish |
A constraint-based protocol for normalizing code comments and performing safe, non-semantic cleanup. This skill exists because human-written code tends to carry casual, outdated, or missing comments, while the goal is professional-grade documentation without touching behavior.
This file is self-contained. Do not require any other skill file to execute this protocol.
Comments and non-semantic cleanup are the job. Logic is never the job. If a change would alter what the code does — not just what it says or how it's arranged — it is out of scope, no matter how obviously "correct" the fix seems.
Apply this skill when:
Do not apply this skill when:
Before editing anything, read the entire file (or the entire relevant module if the codebase is large — not just the function in question). Do not comment or clean incrementally while still reading. A comment written without full context is a guess, and guesses are how "professional" comments end up wrong.
Identify:
/// for Rust, XML doc comments, etc.)Classify every existing comment into one of these categories before touching it:
| Category | Example | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Junk / venting | // wtf is this, // idk why but it works | Remove tone, extract any real information underneath, rewrite professionally — or delete if it truly holds zero information |
| Placeholder | // fix later, // TODO hack | Convert to a proper TODO: note with the actual concern stated plainly, or remove if stale/resolved |
| Dead code comments | Blocks of commented-out code | Remove, unless the surrounding context makes clear it's intentionally preserved (e.g., a documented fallback) — flag these to the user rather than silently deleting |
| Redundant | i++ // increment i | Delete — the code already says this |
| Outdated / wrong | Comment describes behavior the code no longer has | Rewrite to match current behavior. Flag to the user that it was stale, don't just silently fix it |
| Valuable but informal | // careful, this breaks if you call it twice, learned that the hard way | Preserve the information, rewrite the tone. Never delete real warnings just because the phrasing is casual |
| Missing | Complex logic, non-obvious business rules, or public APIs with no docstring | Add one. Don't over-comment simple, self-explanatory lines |
Scope is strictly limited to changes that cannot alter behavior:
Anything beyond this — reordering logic, extracting functions, changing control flow, altering algorithms — is out of scope for this skill.
Apply these standards to every comment touched or added:
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