coding-posture
NewA single SKILL.md skill giving coding agents task-aware working modes (debug, fix, review, migrate, …) — works with Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Pi
Summary
This skill configures coding agents with task-aware working modes such as debug, fix, review, and migrate, adapting their behavior to the specific task at hand.
- It helps developers streamline complex workflows by automatically setting the agent's posture for optimal performance across different coding scenarios.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/coding-posture.md
@coding-postureUse Cases
Usage Examples
/coding-posture debug "Investigate why the login endpoint returns 500 on invalid tokens"
/coding-posture review "Review the auth module for security vulnerabilities and code smells"
/coding-posture migrate "Migrate the user service from Express to Fastify"
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is coding-posture?
This skill configures coding agents with task-aware working modes such as debug, fix, review, and migrate, adapting their behavior to the specific task at hand. It helps developers streamline complex workflows by automatically setting the agent's posture for optimal performance across different coding scenarios.
How to install coding-posture?
To install coding-posture: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/coding-posture.md. Finally, @coding-posture in Claude Code.
What is coding-posture best for?
coding-posture is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: code-review, agent. Created by alexei-led.
What can I use coding-posture for?
coding-posture is useful for: Debugging a production issue by switching the agent to a cautious, step-by-step debug mode.; Performing a code review where the agent focuses on security and best practices rather than generating new code.; Migrating a codebase from one framework to another with the agent in a careful, migration-specific mode.; Fixing a bug where the agent is instructed to only modify the minimal necessary lines.; Refactoring a large module with the agent set to a conservative mode that preserves existing behavior.; Writing new features with the agent in an exploratory mode that suggests multiple implementation approaches..