SQLiteCpp

Running shell commands on this Windows checkout via the PowerShell and Bash tools, and passing multi-line or quoted arguments (commit messages, PR bodies, file content) without corruption. Use when running git or gh with multi-line or quoted input, writing a commit message or PR body from the command line, reaching for a heredoc or here-string, or after a message or body comes out wrapped in stray characters such as a leading and trailing `@`.

SQLiteCpp change workflow checklists for API, tests, build files, and CHANGELOG updates. Use when adding a method or class, editing build files, or writing a CHANGELOG entry for a PR.

How to update the bundled SQLite3 amalgamation (sqlite3/sqlite3.c and sqlite3.h), the Meson wrap, README.md, and CHANGELOG.md. Use when upgrading SQLite, refreshing the vendored amalgamation, or bumping the sqlite3 wrap.

Diagnose SQLiteCpp build, linker, compiler, and sqlite3 integration issues.

GoogleTest patterns and testing practices for SQLiteCpp test coverage and structure.

SQLiteCpp and sqlite3 feature flags for CMake and Meson builds.

SQLiteCpp release procedure: bump the version across all files, finalize the CHANGELOG, open the Release PR, and tag. Use when cutting a new release, bumping the project version, or tagging.

SQLiteCpp branch naming and creation rules for starting tasks, issues, or features.

SQLiteCpp Doxygen standards and templates for public API docs and file headers.

SQLiteCpp coding standards and API rules for core edits, public headers, style, and Doxygen.

SQLiteCpp CI workflow patterns. Use for GitHub Actions, AppVeyor, Travis, matrices, or test steps.

Builds SQLiteCpp with Meson. Use when configuring Meson builds, tests, or Meson options.

Build SQLiteCpp with CMake. Use for CMake builds, tests, options, or build scripts.

Editing conventions for files under `.claude/skills/**` (markdown style, frontmatter format, SKILL.md vs `references/` split, upstream-vendored skills). Use when creating a new skill, editing any `SKILL.md` or `references/*.md` file, refactoring a skill description, or after adding/removing a skill.

Remove signs of AI-generated writing from text. Use when editing or reviewing text to make it sound more natural and human-written. Based on Wikipedia's comprehensive "Signs of AI writing" guide. Detects and fixes patterns including: inflated symbolism, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, em dash overuse, rule of three, AI vocabulary words, passive voice, negative parallelisms, and filler phrases.

Default response behavior for AI coding agents: professional, factual, neutral tone with calibrated critical evaluation. Baseline for every task: implementation, code review, debugging, planning, research, evaluation, Q&A.