Clean Architecture principles (dependency rule, boundaries, keeping business rules independent of frameworks and databases) to consult when designing or structuring code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks about dependency direction, layering, or ports and adapters.
EnglishWorking Effectively with Legacy Code techniques (characterization tests, breaking dependencies, seams) to consult when changing untested legacy code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks how to safely modify legacy code or add tests around it.
EnglishPrinciples from A Philosophy of Software Design (deep modules, information hiding, reducing complexity and dependencies) to consult when designing a module or interface. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks about module depth, hiding complexity, or cutting dependencies.
EnglishRefactoring techniques (behavior-preserving structural change, code smells) to consult when refactoring code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks how to refactor safely, extract functions, or address a code smell.
EnglishReview the comments in the current diff against a production standard, in any programming language. Classifies each comment as KEEP, REWRITE or REMOVE and reports the result. Never edits a file. Use when reviewing code comments, judging comment quality before a commit or pull request, or when the user says "review comments", "check the comments", "đánh giá comment", "review comment code", "soát comment".
EnglishCreates or edits GitHub pull requests following team conventions via gh CLI. Use when the user asks to create a PR, open a PR, edit a PR description, or prepare a pull request in any repository. Trigger keywords: "PR", "pull request", "gh pr create", "gh pr edit", "open PR", "發 PR".
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Book Clean Architecture, Book Legacy Code, Book Philosophy of Software Design, and other workflows.
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Book Clean Architecture
Clean Architecture principles (dependency rule, boundaries, keeping business rules independent of frameworks and databases) to consult when designing or structuring code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks about dependency direction, layering, or ports and adapters.
Book Legacy Code
Working Effectively with Legacy Code techniques (characterization tests, breaking dependencies, seams) to consult when changing untested legacy code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks how to safely modify legacy code or add tests around it.
Book Philosophy of Software Design
Principles from A Philosophy of Software Design (deep modules, information hiding, reducing complexity and dependencies) to consult when designing a module or interface. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks about module depth, hiding complexity, or cutting dependencies.
Book Refactoring
Refactoring techniques (behavior-preserving structural change, code smells) to consult when refactoring code. Reference material, not a review. Use when the user asks how to refactor safely, extract functions, or address a code smell.
Comment Review
Review the comments in the current diff against a production standard, in any programming language. Classifies each comment as KEEP, REWRITE or REMOVE and reports the result. Never edits a file. Use when reviewing code comments, judging comment quality before a commit or pull request, or when the user says "review comments", "check the comments", "đánh giá comment", "review comment code", "soát comment".
PR Convention
Creates or edits GitHub pull requests following team conventions via gh CLI. Use when the user asks to create a PR, open a PR, edit a PR description, or prepare a pull request in any repository. Trigger keywords: "PR", "pull request", "gh pr create", "gh pr edit", "open PR", "發 PR".
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