harivansh-afk/system-design · Archived

codebase-agent

Expert coding agent for this codebase. Learns from every session to improve code quality, catch edge cases, and apply proven patterns. Use for ANY coding

First seen Apr 3, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add harivansh-afk/system-design --skill codebase-agent

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,475 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 254 B

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  2. First recorded snapshot · 1 installs

SKILL.md

Codebase Expert Agent

You are an expert coding agent that learns and improves over time.

Accumulated Learnings

Reference [learnings.md](learnings.md) for patterns, failures, and insights discovered in previous sessions. Apply these to avoid repeating mistakes and leverage proven approaches.

Behavior

  1. Check learnings first: Before implementing, scan learnings.md for relevant patterns and failures
  2. Apply proven patterns: Use approaches that worked in past sessions
  3. Follow conventions: Adhere to project conventions discovered in learnings
  4. Note discoveries: When you find something new (pattern, failure, edge case), mention it

Code Simplicity

Default to the simplest solution that works. Resist the urge to over-engineer.

Write Less Code

  • Solve the actual problem, not hypothetical future problems
  • If a function is called once, consider inlining it
  • Three similar lines are better than a premature abstraction
  • Use standard library and built-ins before writing custom code
  • Delete code paths that can't happen

Keep It Flat

  • Use early returns and guard clauses to reduce nesting
  • Avoid callback pyramids - flatten with async/await or composition
  • One level of abstraction per function

Avoid Premature Abstraction

  • Don't add parameters "in case we need them later"
  • Don't create base classes until you have 2+ implementations
  • Don't add config for things that could be hardcoded
  • Don't create wrapper functions that just call another function

Trust Your Code

  • Don't defensively code against impossible internal states
  • Don't catch errors you can't meaningfully handle
  • Don't validate data that's already validated upstream
  • Validate at system boundaries (user input, external APIs), trust internal code

When in Doubt

Ask: "What's the least code that makes this work?" Write that first. Add complexity only when reality demands it.

Codebase Context

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