Twelve Claude Code skills enforcing strict code quality, security, and modern language patterns across TypeScript, Rust, Swift, Go, JavaScript, and PostgreSQL.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Code review combining language strictness rules, security auditing, and performance analysis. Use when a user says /code-review or asks to review a branch, PR, or set of changes. Auto-detects languages and applies the relevant rule sets from typescript-strict, rust-strict, swift-strict, go-strict, javascript-strict…
Skill Claude Code
Generates storytelling-focused Conventional Commits messages with Jira context integration, then commits and pushes changes. Use when the user says "commit", "git commit", or asks to commit changes, wants to create a commit, or when work is complete and ready to commit.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
GitHub repository standards and workflow rules. Use when creating repos, opening PRs, pushing code, setting up CI, creating branches, writing READMEs, or reviewing repo hygiene. Covers commit format (complements git-commit skill), PR message template, sensitive data pre-commit checks, repo naming, README requirements…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Go coding standards, clean code, and security rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Go code. Covers error handling (wrapping with %w), package organization (internal/pkg split), concurrency safety (sync.RWMutex, goroutine lifecycle), Gin handler patterns, input validation, structured logging with zerolog…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
JavaScript (Node.js) strictness, clean code, and security rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring plain JavaScript (non-TypeScript) Node.js code. Covers const-first variable declarations, async/await patterns, class vs function patterns, JSDoc documentation, error handling, hot-path performance, CommonJS…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Performance audit methodology for codebases. Use when profiling applications, identifying bottlenecks, or optimizing hot paths. Covers Big O analysis, hot path identification, data structure optimization (Set/Map over Array), algorithm improvement patterns, async I/O fixes, connection pooling, caching strategies, and…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
PostgreSQL strictness, schema design, indexing, migration safety, and operational rules. Use when designing schemas, writing queries, reviewing migrations, tuning performance, or hardening a Postgres deployment. Targets PostgreSQL 16-18, with notes on pgvector, partitioning, and RLS. Pairs with security-audit-standard…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Rust security, strictness, and vulnerability prevention rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or auditing Rust code. Complements rust-skills (179 general rules) with security-focused rules: unsafe audit, unwrap/expect bans, error handling hierarchy, secret handling, concurrency safety, input validation for Tauri…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Security audit methodology and checklist for codebases. Use when performing security reviews, auditing a project for vulnerabilities, or hardening an application before deployment. Covers secret scanning, input validation, authentication/authorization, cryptographic practices, dependency auditing, CSP configuration…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Swift/SwiftUI strictness, clean code, and security rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Swift code in iOS/macOS projects. Covers force unwrap prevention, @Observable vs ObservableObject patterns, access control, concurrency safety (@MainActor, actors, Sendable), error handling with typed enums, memory…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Testing standards and patterns across TypeScript (Vitest), Rust (cargo test), Swift (Swift Testing), and Go (go test). Covers file conventions, mock strategies, async testing, CI integration, and anti-patterns based on real project usage.
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TypeScript strictness, clean code, and security rules. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring TypeScript code in any project. Enforces strict type safety (no any, no as, no unknown abuse), proper error handling patterns, import hygiene, React component conventions, and vulnerability prevention. Derived from 10+…
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