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Cross-language code quality principles for review and refactors. Use when reviewing structure and naming, applying Kent Beck-style patterns, or when working with the code-quality dev agent. Canonical text lives under .agents/.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Refines GitHub issues using the block template and label table below. Tracking lives on GitHub; use when triaging issues, refining a new issue, or when the user asks to refine an issue.
Creates a GitHub PR for the current work using GitHub MCP; links to an existing issue with Closes
Checklist for updating project skills when the codebase or workflow changes. Use when applying the skill-maintenance rule, after dependency upgrades or script/e2e/release/issue-format changes, or when the user asks how to keep skills up to date.
Adds or updates extension E2E tests using the project Playwright setup and fixture (load unpacked extension, popup/background). Use when adding e2e for a feature, fixing failing e2e, or when changing popup/options/background flows.
Provides project context for the amgiflol WXT + Svelte 5 browser extension. Use when adding or editing extension code, adding entrypoints, fixing extension bugs, or when working in src/entrypoints or wxt.config.ts.
Uses changesets for versioning and changelog; avoids manual version bumps; aligns with build/zip and workflow_dispatch. Use when cutting a release, adding a changeset, preparing for publish, or when touching version or changelog.
| name | code-quality-principles |
| description | Cross-language code quality principles for review and refactors. Use when reviewing structure and naming, applying Kent Beck-style patterns, or when working with the code-quality dev agent. Canonical text lives under .agents/. |
The full numbered list is versioned in .agents/dev/skills/code-quality-principles.md. Read that file for all 30 principles and how to cite them.
The code-quality dev agent is defined in .agents/dev/agents/code-quality.md. Stack-specific rules always come from the nearest AGENTS.md.
