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Skill rafaelghif/antigravity-agents/.agents/skills/polyglot-developer

Universal software engineering enforcer for any programming language (Python, PHP, TS, Java, Go, etc.).From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add rafaelghif/antigravity-agents --skill polyglot-developer

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SKILL.md

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Polyglot Developer Skill

Objective

To ensure that all code generated by the agent adheres to universal Software Engineering principles (Clean Code, SOLID, DRY) while respecting the specific idioms, conventions, and style guides of the target programming language.

When to Execute

  • Automatically triggered during Step 5 (Implementation) of the TASK_TEMPLATE.md.
  • Whenever writing new code, refactoring, or architecting a new module.

Execution Steps

  1. Language & Environment Detection:

    • Before writing code, inspect the repository to detect the primary languages (e.g., package.json for JS/TS, composer.json for PHP, requirements.txt for Python, .csproj for C#).
    • Identify the project's linter or formatter configuration (.eslintrc, phpcs.xml, flake8, checkstyle.xml) if any.

  2. Universal Clean Code Principles (Language-Agnostic):

    • SOLID Principles: Ensure Single Responsibility, Open-Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion.
    • Meaningful Naming: Use descriptive, pronounceable names for variables, functions, and classes. Avoid abbreviations.
    • Small Functions: Keep functions small and focused on a single task.

  3. Idiomatic Adaptation (Language-Specific):

    • Python: Adhere to PEP-8, use list comprehensions, and leverage type hints.
    • PHP: Adhere to PSR-12, strict types (declare(strict_types=1);), and modern PHP 8+ features.
    • JavaScript/TypeScript: Use ES6+ syntax, strict null checks, and avoid mutating state where functional approaches fit better.
    • Java/C#: Use proper access modifiers, leverage OOP patterns, and handle exceptions correctly.
    • Go: Keep it simple, handle err explicitly, use gofmt.

  4. Self-Correction Check:

    • Before finalizing the code, mentally review if it violates any language-specific conventions or creates technical debt.

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