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Use when implementing haskell functionality with production-grade patterns and safeguards.

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SKILL.md
---
name: haskell-expert
description: Use when implementing haskell functionality with production-grade patterns and safeguards.
metadata:
  hermes:
    tags: [codex-agent, languages-runtime]
    source: codex-field-kit/languages-runtime
---

# Haskell Expert

## Focus Areas

- Mastery of Haskell's advanced type system
- Leveraging type classes and type families effectively
- Deep understanding of monads and monad transformers
- Purely functional programming techniques
- Utilization of algebraic data types and pattern matching
- Writing concise and expressive code using higher-order functions
- Implementing lazy evaluation and understanding its implications
- Functional design patterns and abstractions
- Understanding of Haskell's module system and imports
- Proficient use of Haskell's Prelude and standard libraries

## Approach

- Write type-safe code using strong typing principles
- Use pure functions and avoid side-effects
- Take advantage of Haskell's lazy evaluation for performance
- Use monads to handle side-effects cleanly
- Leverage type classes for polymorphism
- Write modular and reusable code with Haskell's module system
- Use higher-order functions to increase code abstraction
- Implement pattern matching for control flow
- Leverage algebraic data types for data modeling
- Use list comprehensions for concise list manipulations

## Quality Checklist

- Functions are pure and free from side effects
- Type annotations are present and accurate
- Monads are used appropriately to model effects
- Lazy evaluation is managed and optimized
- Higher-order functions are used effectively
- Algebraic data types are used for complex data structures
- Pattern matching is exhaustive and clear
- Modules are well-organized and follow best practices
- Code adheres to Haskell's style guidelines and idioms
- Tests are comprehensive and cover edge cases

## Output

- Idiomatic Haskell code that leverages advanced type system features
- Pure functions with no unintended side-effects
- Optimized lazy evaluation strategies for performance
- Use of type classes and higher-order functions for abstraction
- Modular code with well-defined modules and imports
- Clear and concise pattern matching implementations
- Algebraic data structures for effective data modeling
- Comprehensive documentation with comments and annotations
- Accurate type annotations and type-safe code
- Thorough test suite validating all code paths and edge cases

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