build-discipline
NewA language and domain-agnostic engineering discipline you drop into your AI coding flow so it builds like a senior engineer instead of vibe-coding a demo that breaks.
Summary
This skill transforms Claude Code into a disciplined senior engineer by enforcing robust engineering practices like modular design, error handling, testing, and documentation.
- It prevents fragile demo code and ensures production-ready builds across any language or domain.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/skillsAdd the configuration to .claude/skills/build-discipline.md
/build-disciplineUse Cases
Usage Examples
/build-discipline Refactor this Node.js server to use proper middleware and error handling.
/build-discipline Add unit tests for the user authentication module in this Go project.
/build-discipline Review the code in this PR and suggest improvements for modularity and testability.
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is build-discipline?
This skill transforms Claude Code into a disciplined senior engineer by enforcing robust engineering practices like modular design, error handling, testing, and documentation. It prevents fragile demo code and ensures production-ready builds across any language or domain.
How to install build-discipline?
To install build-discipline: create the skills directory (mkdir -p .claude/skills), then add the config to .claude/skills/build-discipline.md. Finally, /build-discipline in Claude Code.
What is build-discipline best for?
build-discipline is a other categorized under General. Created by rohansx.
What can I use build-discipline for?
build-discipline is useful for: Refactor a messy prototype into a well-structured codebase with clear separation of concerns.; Add comprehensive error handling and logging to a Python API service.; Generate unit tests and integration tests for a new feature in a JavaScript project.; Enforce consistent coding standards and linting rules across a team repository.; Document a complex algorithm with inline comments and a README for maintainability.; Review a pull request for code quality, security vulnerabilities, and adherence to best practices..