Add codescene-cli skill and reconcile codescene-health-rules skill - #75
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds CodeScene CLI and health-rule documentation, links the guidance from the users’ guide, accepts ChangesCodeScene documentation
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In `@skills/codescene-cli/references/command-reference.md`:
- Line 175: Update the description in the command-reference table for the
`license` CLI topic from “Setting up a license” to “Setting up a licence”, while
keeping the topic name unchanged.
- Line 160: Update the sentence describing update rollback to use “an invalid
configuration” instead of “invalid config,” preserving the existing meaning that
the original file is restored.
In `@skills/codescene-cli/references/install-and-activate.md`:
- Around line 48-49: Update the placeholder examples in the installation and
activation instructions, including the CS_ACCESS_TOKEN and other referenced
examples, to use shell-safe quoted placeholders or identifier-style values such
as YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN and YOUR_BASE_URL instead of angle-bracket
placeholders.
- Around line 42-45: Update the licensing instructions in the CLI access-token
section by removing the second-person pronoun: change “generated from your
CodeScene user settings” to “generated from CodeScene user settings,” while
preserving the surrounding wording.
- Line 10: Replace the direct curl-piped shell execution in the installation
instructions with a download-and-verify workflow that validates the installer
using a published checksum or signature before running it; if verification
cannot be provided, explicitly document the trust and supply-chain risks of
executing the mutable remote script.
- Around line 5-6: Update the prose in the installation-and-activation
documentation to use “installation” as the noun: replace “The install script”
with “The installation script” and revise the referenced “repeat the manual
installation” wording as needed, including the additional occurrence noted by
the review.
In `@skills/codescene-cli/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 93-94: Update the sentence describing the required `--file-name`
option when reading from stdin by inserting a comma before “so,” while
preserving the existing wording and meaning.
- Line 136: Update the invalid-configuration bullet in SKILL.md to use direct
conditional grammar: state that if an update creates an invalid configuration,
the original file is restored.
- Around line 177-180: Align the reference description in
skills/codescene-cli/SKILL.md lines 177-180 with the existing
condensed-reference wording in
skills/codescene-cli/references/command-reference.md lines 1-4. Describe the
linked command reference as condensed, and make no direct changes to the sibling
file because it already uses the correct wording.
In `@skills/codescene-health-rules/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 38-40: Update the override guidance in the “Emit only the
overrides” instruction: change “rules the user wants kept at defaults” to “rules
the user wants to keep at their defaults” and add the requested comma before
“and.” Preserve the required Triage annotations for this grammar and
documentation-style change.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@skills/codescene-cli/references/command-reference.md`:
- Around line 177-178: Update the `code-health-rules-template` topic description
in the command reference table so the article agrees with the noun, using
“Outputs a code health rules template” or “Outputs a rule template”; retain the
required `Triage:` paragraph.
In `@skills/codescene-cli/SKILL.md`:
- Around line 14-28: Add a CodeScene CLI installation section or documentation
link before “Choosing the Right Command” in the skill, referencing the supported
installation documentation and its manual or otherwise inspectable installation
method. Do not include a raw curl-piped-to-shell command.
In `@skills/juice-it-or-lose-it/assets/easing-curves.md`:
- Line 7: In the easing-curve documentation sentence beginning “t is a
normalized time,” replace “normalised” with the en-GB-oxendict spelling
“normalized,” leaving the rest of the sentence unchanged.
In `@skills/visual-design-web/references/page-type-branches.md`:
- Line 35: Update the Markdown wording in the trust-cue and navigation-logic
entries to use the Oxford -ize spellings: change “recognisable” to
“recognizable” and “organised” to “organized,” preserving all surrounding text.
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In `@skills/codescene-cli/SKILL.md`:
- Line 37: Update the installation instruction near “make it executable” to
replace the second-person possessive with the neutral article, changing “your
PATH” to “the PATH” while preserving the rest of the wording.
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Fold the remaining details from CodeScene's code health documentation into the skill: - Directives may sit inside larger multi-line comments, and unknown or misspelled smell names are silently ignored. - Record CodeScene's best practices for directives: be restrictive, inspect new directives in review, and document the rationale inline with a date. - Spell out the consequences of a `weight: 0.0` rule (removed from the score, the virtual review, and delta/PR gates) and note that the reported score can then look better than the baseline. - Note the searchable overridden-rules summary under each analysis's Scope section, the template download via the Hotspots configuration, and the exact "Repository with global code health rules" field for global rules. Reformat the file with the repository Markdown tooling.
Document the CodeScene `cs` CLI as a skill covering the core workflows: - `cs delta` for change-based analysis of the working tree, staged content, commits, and branches, including git-hook integration. - `cs review` and `cs check` for file-focused feedback (JSON and lint-style respectively), including `<ref>:<path>` targets and stdin. - `cs rules-config` and `cs check-rules` for validating and editing `.codescene/code-health-rules.json` from the command line. - `cs docs` topics, environment variables, installation, updating, and activation. Licensing is documented against Personal Access Tokens; the older "CodeScene CLI" / devtools tokens are deprecated. The skill cross-references `codescene-health-rules` for the semantics of the rules file itself. Accept `edn` (the output format) in the typos dictionary and commit the regenerated `typos.toml`.
Remove unsafe installation guidance, clarify the CodeScene command and rule references, and add the skills to the users' guide. Normalize existing Oxford spelling violations exposed by the complete spelling gate.
Link the skill to the supported manual installation path and correct the code-health rules template topic description.
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Add the
codescene-cliskill for running local CodeScene analyses and reconcilethe
codescene-health-rulesskill with upstream directive documentation.Summary of changes
New skill:
codescene-cliAdds a new skill (
skills/codescene-cli/) that covers running CodeScene codehealth analyses locally with the
csCLI. The skill documents:cs delta— change-based analysis between working tree, commits, or branchescs review/cs check— file-focused feedback in JSON and lint-style outputcs rules-config/cs check-rules— command-line validation and editing ofcustom code health rules
Updated skill:
codescene-health-rulesReconciles the existing skill with upstream CodeScene directive documentation:
typical overrides
Review fixes
Review entry points
skills/codescene-cli/SKILL.mdskills/codescene-cli/references/command-reference.mdskills/codescene-health-rules/SKILL.mdReferences
https://lody.ai/leynos/sessions/a2ad4325-2f47-45eb-9246-f380603dc05a