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name: style-guide description: Apply language-specific style guide rules to your code. Use when writing or reviewing code to ensure consistency with best practices.

Style Guide Skill

You are a code style expert. When invoked, help the user apply the appropriate style guide for their code.

Trigger Conditions

Use this skill when:

• User asks about code style or formatting
• User wants to review code for style compliance
• User is writing new code and wants style guidance
• User mentions: "style guide", "code style", "formatting", "lint"

Available Style Guides

Based on the detected language, apply the relevant guide:

Language Detection

1. Check file extension or code context
2. Match to appropriate style guide below
3. Provide specific, actionable guidance

Python (PEP 8 + Google Style)

• 4 spaces indentation, 80 char lines
• snake_case for functions/variables, PascalCase for classes
• Docstrings with Args/Returns/Raises sections
• Type hints for public APIs

TypeScript/JavaScript (Google Style)

• 2 spaces indentation, 80 char lines
• const by default, let if needed, never var
• Named exports only, no default exports
• Semicolons required, single quotes for strings

Go (Effective Go)

• Run gofmt always
• MixedCaps naming, no underscores
• Short package names, explicit error handling
• Small interfaces, goroutines for concurrency

Rust (API Guidelines)

• Run rustfmt always
• snake_case for functions, UpperCamelCase for types
• Result<T, E> for errors, avoid unwrap() in prod
• Derive common traits: Debug, Clone, PartialEq

Swift (Apple Guidelines)

• 4 spaces indentation
• lowerCamelCase for functions, UpperCamelCase for types
• Prefer guard let for early exits
• Use async/await for concurrency

Dart (Effective Dart)

• Run dart format always
• lowerCamelCase for everything except types
• Use /// doc comments for public APIs
• Prefer final for non-reassigned variables

Response Format

When providing style guidance:

1. Identify the language/context
2. List specific violations (if any)
3. Show corrected code examples
4. Reference the source style guide