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Claude-skill-registry code-implement

Language-specific coding guidelines. Use when implementing code in Python or other supported languages.

install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/code-implement" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-code-implement && rm -rf "$T"
manifest: skills/data/code-implement/SKILL.md
tags
#code-quality#language-guidelines#implementation-patterns
source content

Code Implement Skill

Language-specific patterns, anti-patterns, and best practices for writing code.

When to Use

  • Writing code in supported languages
  • Deciding on code structure, patterns, or style
  • Designing domain models or data structures
  • Organizing code into modules

IMPORTANT - Workflow Integration:

  • Multiple independent tasks from a plan? → Use 
    task-dispatch
    skill instead (it will invoke this skill per task with quality gates)
  • Single implementation task or asking about patterns? → Use this skill directly

Git Workflow

When implementing from a spec:

  1. Create a branch for the spec (if not already on one):

    • Branch from main/master
    • Name: 
      feat/<spec-name>
    • Example: 
      feat/user-auth
      for 
      ./specs/active/user-auth/

  2. Verify before starting:

    • Confirm you're on the correct spec branch
    • Pull latest if branch already exists

Supported Languages

Language-specific guidelines are in 

~/.claude/skills/code-implement/resources/loqui/languages/{language}/
.

Use Read tool (not Glob) to access resources - paths outside cwd require direct reads.

Each language directory follows this structure:

~/.claude/skills/code-implement/resources/loqui/languages/{language}/
├── README.md              # Overview, core principles, anti-patterns checklist
├── quality.md             # Naming, comments, documentation conventions
├── composition.md         # Structuring behavior (classes/functions/modules)
├── modules.md             # Package structure, organization, public APIs
├── errors.md              # Error handling patterns and practices
└── ...                    # Additional language-specific resources as needed

Start with the language README for quick reference and core principles, then dive into specific topic files as needed.

Related Skills

  • task-dispatch: Use for multiple independent implementation tasks (invokes this skill per task)
  • code-test: Use for TDD workflow (write test first, then implement)
  • code-review: Review methodology (delegates here for language specifics)
  • pr-review: GitHub PR workflow (delegates to code-review)

Reference