packmind-create-standard

# Standard Creator This skill provides a complete walkthrough for creating coding standards via the Packmind CLI. ## About Coding Standards Coding standards are collections of rules that capture team conventions, best practices, and coding guidelines. They help maintain consistency across codebases and enable GitLab Duo to follow your team's specific practices. ### What Standards Provide 1. **Consistent code style** - Rules that enforce naming conventions, formatting, and structure 2. **Best practices** - Guidelines for error handling, testing, security, and performance 3. **Domain knowledge** - Company-specific patterns, architectural decisions, and business logic 4. **Code examples** - Positive/negative examples that demonstrate correct vs incorrect usage ### Standard Structure Every standard is drafted as a markdown file with this structure: ``` # Standard Name ## Description What the standard covers and why. ## Scope Comma-separated glob patterns for files where the standard applies (e.g., "**/*.ts", "**/*.spec.ts,**/*.test.ts"). ## Rules ### Rule description starting with action verb #### Positive Example \`\`\`typescript // Valid code example \`\`\` #### Negative Example \`\`\`typescript // Invalid code example \`\`\` ### Another rule without examples ``` ### Naming Guidelines The `# Title` heading is the **display name** shown in indexes and dashboards. The slug is auto-generated from it — never write the slug yourself. **Format:** Use **Title Cas...