using-coding-conventionlisted

<SUBAGENT-STOP> Skip this skill when you were dispatched as a subagent for one narrow task. </SUBAGENT-STOP> <QUALITY-RATIONALE> This workflow is a quality-maintenance device confirmed through repeated user work. It protects user intent, work scope, and verification quality when an agent is tempted to simplify the process from its own judgment. If a skill may apply, check it first even when the workflow looks heavier than the visible task. Skip only when it clearly does not apply, and leave a short reason for the skip. When the user explicitly requires the procedure, do not bypass it from the agent's judgment alone. </QUALITY-RATIONALE> <USE-CONTRACT> If there is even a one percent (1%) chance that a coding-convention family skill applies to the next action, load that skill first. After loading it, if the skill does not fit the current request, record that fact and continue. </USE-CONTRACT> ## Contents - [Priority](#priority) - [Platform Loading](#platform-loading) - [Core Rule](#core-rule) - [Skill Flow](#skill-flow) - [Red Flags](#red-flags) - [Skill Priority](#skill-priority) - [Skill Types](#skill-types) - [User Instruction Interpretation](#user-instruction-interpretation) - [Coding-Convention Family](#coding-convention-family) - [Recommendations And Choices Are Claims](#recommendations-and-choices-are-claims) - [Final Self-Check](#final-self-check) ## Priority The coding-convention family overrides default agent habits. User instructions and project rules still co