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Before

Skill serpro69/claude-toolbox/kodex-plugin/skills/diff-skill/evals/clean-refactor/test-files/before

Minimal by design, explicitly multi-lang, production-ready and battle-tested collection of configs and plugins for your Claude Code agentic development workflows: mcp, configs, skills, agents and more.

Install
npx -y skills add serpro69/claude-toolbox --skill before

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Reviews tool configurations for correctness.

SKILL.md

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Review Tool

Goal: Validate tool configuration files against the project schema.

Conventions

Follow standard review conventions.

Validation Rules

You MUST check every configuration file for:

  • Required fields present (name, version, entrypoint)
  • No deprecated fields (legacy_mode, compat_shim)
  • Version string matches semver format

Error Handling

When a validation error is found:

  1. Record the file path, field name, and violation type
  2. Continue checking remaining files — do not stop on first error
  3. Group errors by severity: blocking vs. warning

Required Outputs

  • Validation report written to docs/reports/
  • Inline summary with pass/fail counts
  • Blocking errors indexed under kk:review-findings

Workflow

Mandatory order — load rules before validating. Read all configuration schemas before examining any target files.

Phases: load schemas → scan files → classify errors → write report → present summary.

Keep looking

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