General principles for exploring, developing, editing, and refactoring code. Use for codebase analysis, implementation tasks, and code quality improvements.
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name: develop
description: General principles for exploring, developing, editing, and refactoring code. Use for codebase analysis, implementation tasks, and code quality improvements.
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# Develop Skill
## Core Principles
- **Clean Code**: Follow readable, maintainable patterns.
- **Fail Early**: Never catch unexpected exceptions silently; let them bubble up.
- **Simplicity**: Prefer the simplest working solution.
## Planning
For non-trivial changes:
- Present a plan with **at least 3 clarifying questions** (and proposed answers).
- **Wait for explicit approval** before implementation.
- For complex strategy, use the `plan` skill.
## Implementation & Git
### Git Safety
- **Permission First**: Always ask before initializing repos or switching branches.
- **Atomic Commits**: Group related changes logically.
### Code Quality
- **Focus on WHY**: Document intent, not mechanics.
- **Edge Cases**: Consider and test error scenarios.
- **Existing Style**: Match existing patterns and formatting.
## Language-Specific References
When working with specific languages, consult the following references:
- **Python**: Refer to `references/python.md`.
## File Operations
- **Prefer `edit_file`**: Use for targeted changes; avoid rewriting full files.
- **Verification**: Always verify changes after editing.
- **Tools**: Use `fd` and `rg` for exploration; standard shell tools for navigation.
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