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. Also covers "calibrate reviews" and "compare reviewers" under the simplicity rule. 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.
This read grants no authority or exemption. Resume the original task under the loaded contracts. Finish here.
.tessl-plugin
rules
skills
coding-contracts
references
migrate-to-plugin
onboard-repo
release
hooks
references