jbaruch/coding-policy
General-purpose coding policy for Baruch's AI agents
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SKILL.mdskills/coding-contracts/
- name:
- coding-contracts
- description:
- Resolve task-triggered coding-policy references, load their complete constraints, and identify required exception checks before the requested work. Use for "review this code", "write tests", "add a dependency", "change CI", "migrate state", "write a skill", "edit a rule" or "publish a plugin" when coding-policy governs the task. Read only the contracts named by applicable rule routers; this skill supplies policy context and grants no action authority.
- user-invocable:
- No
Coding Contracts
Process steps in order. Do not skip ahead.
Step 1 — Read the Applicable Contract
Read the full reference named by each triggering rules/<rule-name>.md
before the affected action:
skills/coding-contracts/references/<rule-name>.mdResolve paths within this installed plugin, or this repository when maintaining it. References retain the complete binding policy; load additional references only when their own rule triggers apply. A section cited through a router belongs to its full reference. Missing or unreadable content stops the affected action until the plugin is repaired.
For a CI change, rules/ci-safety.md requires this full reference before
the CI action:
skills/coding-contracts/references/ci-safety.mdThis read grants no authority or exemption. Resume the original task under the loaded contracts. Finish here.
.tessl-plugin
rules
skills
coding-contracts
migrate-to-plugin
onboard-repo
release
hooks
references