Waza habits
Skill goharabbas321/zeoel-framework/.agents/skills/zeoel/skills/waza-habits
Software engineering hygiene and clean code habits skill. Covers strict git commits, formatting rules, refactoring steps, and clean code principles.From its SKILL.md
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/waza-habits — Engineering Hygiene & Clean Coding Habits
Waza-Habits enforces world-class software engineering habits across code formatting, Git branch discipline, strict encapsulation, and documentation.
🥋 Engineering Habits
1. Clean Coding & Encapsulation
- Single Responsibility Principle (SRP): Keep functions and classes tightly scoped. Refactor blocks exceeding 50 lines.
- Explicit Naming: Variable and function names must be highly self-descriptive. No cryptic shorthand.
- Strict Linting & Cleanups: Delete unused imports, dead blocks, and debug logs before proposing changes.
2. Git Branch & Commit Hygiene
- Conventional Commits: Enforce strict subject structures:
type(scope): message(e.g.feat(auth): add google signin). - Bite-sized Commits: Group code changes logically; prevent staging multi-feature monolithic changes.
- Branch Protection: Never commit directly to
main; always merge via sprint-specific pull requests.
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