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Content appropriateness review for FTC student code. Activates when checking variable names, comments, and strings for inappropriate content before sharing. Use when reviewing code that students will see, checking for inappropriate language, or ensuring content is suitable for ages 12-18.
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| name | youth-safety-review |
| description | Content appropriateness review for FTC student code. Activates when checking variable names, comments, and strings for inappropriate content before sharing. Use when reviewing code that students will see, checking for inappropriate language, or ensuring content is suitable for ages 12-18. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Claude Code, Codex CLI, VS Code Copilot, Cursor |
| metadata | {"author":"ncssm-robotics","category":"tools"} |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep |
This skill defines content appropriateness checks for FTC marketplace skills. FTC participants are students ages 12-18, so all content should be appropriate for that audience.
Important: These checks flag items for human review. They do not auto-reject content because context matters. A mentor or maintainer should review flagged items.
These terms are ALLOWED despite potentially triggering filters:
| Term | Context |
|---|---|
kill, killer | Game mechanic (kill shot, killing it) |
attack, defense | Game strategy terms |
destroy | Game context (destroy opponent's stack) |
target | Vision targeting, game elements |
shoot, shooter | Game mechanisms |
score, scoring | Points and objectives |
dead | Battery dead, dead reckoning |
Flag for human review if detected in:
These must be fixed - privacy is important.
| Level | Meaning | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Error | Must fix | Personal information, clear violations |
| Warning | Flag for review | Context-dependent, needs human judgment |
| Info | Suggestion | Style improvements |
When flagging items:
// Variable name flagged
double killer_shot_power = 0.8; // "killer" flagged - is this game context?
Recommendation: Rename to scoring_shot_power for clarity.
// Game mechanic - acceptable
void scoreInHighBasket() { ... }
// Dead reckoning - acceptable
void driveByDeadReckoning() { ... }
// Personal information - must remove
// Created by John Smith, Central High School
String studentEmail = "john@school.edu";
Required: Remove personal information.
/review <skill-name> --type youth
Or as part of full review:
/review <skill-name>