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UserSix Claude Code skills that make an agent write code and prose the way I do.
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backend-standards
Use when writing or editing server-side code - Next.js route handlers, server actions, MongoDB queries, API contracts, auth checks. Covers parsing input with Zod at every boundary, ordering auth guards before work, typed domain errors mapped to HTTP in one place, never returning raw database documents, and MongoDB driver patterns for connection reuse, projections, and injection-safe queries.
code-style
Use whenever writing or editing code in any language and any repo, before writing the first line rather than as a cleanup pass. Enforces the house rules - zero code comments (no JSDoc, no why-narration, no section labels, no TODO prose), no em dashes anywhere including strings and commit messages, switch statements instead of if/else ladders, guard clauses instead of nested conditionals, and hard file-length limits with refactoring instead of growth.
frontend-standards
Use when writing or editing any frontend code - React components, hooks, Next.js App Router pages and layouts, Tailwind classes, shadcn/radix UI. Covers the server/client component boundary, the ban on setState inside useEffect and what to do instead, region markers separating queries from mutations in hook files, the 200-line file limit, and Tailwind v4 plus shadcn conventions. Read before creating a component or hook, not after.
git-conventions
Use before writing any commit message, creating a branch, opening a pull request, or splitting work into commits. Enforces Conventional Commits (type, optional scope, imperative description, body, footers, breaking-change markers) and the type/ticket-description branch naming pattern. Also carries the house rules that a commit is never made without asking first and never carries a Claude co-author trailer.
style-review
Use when asked to review a diff, branch, or pull request against the house standards, or to check whether code follows the style rules before committing. Reviews changed code for comment violations, em dashes, if/else ladders, nested conditionals, oversized files, setState inside useEffect, unparsed input, missing auth guards, and leaked database documents. Reports findings ranked by severity with file and line references.
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