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@koibykoik/code-correctness-skill

v0.2.3

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Modular agent skill for code review and refactoring, grounded in the s4.codes code-correctness lesson series.

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Keywords

agent-skillskillclean-coderefactoringcode-reviewclaude-code

Readme

code-correctness-skill

clean code is not decoration. it is how code tells the truth.

@koibykoik/code-correctness-skill publishes the modular code-correctness skill for the open agent skills ecosystem.

what it is

this package contains:

  • the top-level code-correctness orchestrator skill
  • a full lesson tree organized by theme
  • one lesson module per reel from the saved s4.codes series
  • a monolithic backup reference for broad tasks

the skill is designed to review and refactor code by grounding the reasoning in explicit lesson intentions instead of generic clean-code slogans.

lesson themes

  • meaningful-names/
  • functions/
  • comments/
  • formatting/
  • objects-and-data/

what it helps with

  • confusing or misleading names
  • long or mixed-responsibility functions
  • hidden side effects
  • stale, noisy, or misleading comments
  • file structure and readability issues
  • weak abstraction boundaries
  • behavior-preserving refactors grounded in explicit lessons

acknowledgements

the modular lesson tree is based on the public s4.codes clean-code reel series.

  • instagram: https://instagram.com/s4.codes
  • the saved reel descriptions and transcriptions are used as lesson source material
  • the tree is intended to keep growing as more videos in the series come out

thanks to s4.codes for publishing the series and making the principles concrete enough to turn into a reusable skill system.

install

npx skills add koikbr/code-correctness-skill

list the available skill before installing:

npx skills add koikbr/code-correctness-skill --list

install only code-correctness:

npx skills add koikbr/code-correctness-skill --skill code-correctness

open source

yes, this package is open source.

  • license: GPL-3.0
  • repository: https://github.com/koikbr/code-correctness-skill

note

the skill is discovered and installed from the public GitHub repository via npx skills. this npm package publishes the packaged skill contents, but end users typically install the skill from GitHub.

support

  • website: https://koik.com.br
  • github: https://github.com/koikbr/code-correctness-skill
  • email: [email protected]