project-code-standard

What This Skill Does

The project-code-standard skill is a comprehensive toolkit designed to help developers maintain, enforce, and improve code quality across diverse technology stacks. It acts as an automated Code Reviewer and quality assurance assistant. Whether you are dealing with Python (PEP8, Ruff, Black), JavaScript/TypeScript (ESLint, Prettier), or simply want to enforce naming conventions, comment styles, and structural standards, this skill streamlines the process. It automatically detects project types, runs static analysis, generates professional Markdown reports, and provides safe, one-click automatic fixes for common style violations.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command within your terminal or OpenClaw interface: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/forestxiecode/project-code-standard

Use Cases

• Project Initialization: Quickly bootstrap a new codebase by automatically copying industry-standard configuration files like .eslintrc, ruff.toml, or .editorconfig from the internal assets repository.
• Code Review Automation: Before submitting a Pull Request, trigger this skill to scan for linting errors, ensuring that only high-quality, clean code reaches your main branch.
• Technical Debt Management: Identify systemic issues such as inconsistent naming or improper project structure, and use the automatic fix feature to refactor style inconsistencies across large modules.
• Continuous Compliance: Integrate the skill into your development workflow to ensure that every contributor adheres to the team's specific coding guidelines automatically.

Example Prompts

1. "Analyze my current project and generate a code quality report for all Python files. Highlight any PEP8 violations."
2. "I'm starting a new TypeScript project. Please set up the recommended ESLint and Prettier configurations for me."
3. "My project structure looks messy. Can you check my file naming and directory structure against general best practices and suggest improvements?"

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: The skill is designed to prioritize project integrity. Automatic fixes are never applied without your explicit confirmation; you are always in control of the file system changes.
• Configuration Respect: The skill intelligently detects existing linting configurations. It will never overwrite or interfere with your project's established settings (e.g., existing .eslintrc or ruff.toml files).
• Performance: To ensure rapid execution, the skill automatically ignores common auxiliary directories such as node_modules/, .venv/, dist/, and build/.
• Language Support: While it excels in Python and JS/TS, it also provides robust general-purpose checks for any project regardless of the language, focusing on documentation and architectural standards.