programming-common

Quick Review

This skill provides a well-organized index of programming best practices with clear categorization. The structure is logical with sections for clean code, testing, workflow, and version control. However, the description and 'When to Use' section are too generic - they don't clearly indicate what actionable outputs the skill provides beyond 'general guidance.' The novelty score is low because these are standard best practices that a capable CLI agent could already articulate without special skill loading. The skill would be more valuable if it provided concrete, opinionated workflows (e.g., 'run this checklist before committing') or language-agnostic code quality automation rather than reference material. The taskKnowledge score assumes referenced files contain substantive guidance, but the skill itself doesn't demonstrate unique capability that justifies the token cost of loading it versus asking the agent directly.