programming-tasuke

Plugin programming-tasuke from marketplace konoka in ncaq/konoka. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 2 days ago.

Skills (8)

• command

  Guidelines for shell commands. Avoid `cat`, `find`, `grep`, `head`, and `tail`; prohibit `rm` (use `trash` instead). Use when invoking shell commands via Bash.

• comparison-operator

  Prefer left-to-right ascending comparisons with less-than operators over greater-than operators, so values read in number-line order. Use when writing or reviewing comparison or range-check expressions.

• github

  How to access GitHub. Avoid direct URL fetches; prefer GitHub MCP tools or the `gh` CLI subcommands. Use when fetching GitHub information or operating on issues, pull requests, or workflows.

• naming-rule

  General naming rules across programming languages. Avoid meaningless words like `common` or `util`, and prefer singular base forms. Use when creating or reviewing names of files, directories, modules, functions, or variables.

• prefer-jq

  Prefer jq over Python or other general-purpose scripting languages for reading, filtering, or transforming JSON. Use when extracting values from JSON, parsing an API response, or writing anything that would otherwise reach for Python's json module or a `node -e` one-liner.

• prefer-yq

  Prefer yq over Python or ad-hoc text substitution for reading or transforming YAML, XML, TOML, and CSV. Assumes mikefarah/yq, whose syntax differs from the Python-based kislyuk/yq. Use when reading or rewriting configuration files in those formats from the command line.

• sops

  Guidelines for handling secrets encrypted with sops. Never let decrypted plaintext reach the conversation; let sops decrypt and pass secrets to other processes via `exec-env` or `exec-file` instead, and leave editing to the user. Use when a repository contains `.sops.yaml`, a `secrets/` directory, s

• use-error-info

  When handling errors locally instead of propagating them, include the error data in logs or messages. Never discard caught errors with `_`. Use when writing try/catch, Result handling, or error case branches.

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