coding-customCoding style memory that adapts to your preferences, conventions, and patterns for consistent coding.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install alexbingquanxu-cpu/coding-customGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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https://clawic.com/skills/codingAudited Apr 16, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Oct 6, 2026
A solo developer wants their AI assistant to remember personal preferences like snake_case naming, Python 3.11+, and colocated tests. The agent learns only from explicit corrections, storing compact entries in a local memory file. Over time, generated code matches the developer's style without repeated prompting.
A small engineering team uses the skill to enforce shared conventions such as folder structure, test placement, and rejected patterns. Each developer confirms preferences once, and the agent applies them consistently across sessions. This reduces code review friction and onboarding time for new hires.
A reviewer configures explicit style rules for their AI coding assistant to flag deviations during code review. The skill stores rules like 'no Prettier' or 'minimal tooling' and applies them to suggested changes. It avoids inferring from project files, keeping the review process privacy-safe.
An open-source maintainer manages coding preferences across multiple contributor interactions. The skill remembers confirmed style decisions like license headers or naming conventions and applies them when reviewing PRs. It keeps the maintainer's preferences local and never observes contributor code without consent.
A developer working across Python, JavaScript, and Go uses the skill to store language-specific preferences. The agent loads memory at session start and applies the right style per language. Queries like 'What do you know about my Python style?' quickly surface relevant entries.
The coding skill is offered for free to individual developers, with premium features such as cloud sync, team-shared preference libraries, and advanced query analytics. The core local memory remains open and private. Revenue comes from subscriptions for collaboration and enterprise controls.
Companies pay per seat for a managed version that centralizes coding conventions across teams. The skill enforces approved patterns and provides an admin dashboard for preference governance. It integrates with existing IDE and CI systems while keeping data within company infrastructure.
The skill is distributed through a marketplace like ClawHub where developers discover and install it. Revenue is generated through marketplace transaction fees, featured placements, and optional paid add-ons such as style pack bundles. The free core drives adoption and ecosystem growth.
💬 Integration Tip
Install via `clawhub install coding` and ensure `~/coding/` is writable; the skill requires no external binaries and works across Linux, macOS, and Windows. Encourage users to confirm preferences explicitly at first use to build an accurate memory file.
Scored Oct 6, 2026
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