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Wendy Labs Skills — Development skill for Claude Code

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Professional development skills collection.

How to install Wendy Labs Skills

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open wendylabsinc/claude-skills and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Wendy Labs Skills does

A collection of Claude skills for guidance on Swift (Server) development, along with a linting tool that enforces best practices.

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README

Swift Server Skills & Linting

A collection of Claude skills for guidance on Swift (Server) development, along with a linting tool that enforces best practices.

The Technique

Claude, as any LLM (or Human) makes mistakes. When Claude makes a mistake, most people have one of two reactions:

  • Tell Claude it sucks, and let it try again.
  • Open up some social media, and vent about how Claude sucks.

However, trying the same with Humans has proven extremely ineffective. *Humans bite back.*

The solution

The solution is a pretty simple feedback loop:

  1. Whenever you generate code, read it before you commit.
  2. If you see a mistake, try to articulate what should be improved and why.
  3. Iterate 2. until you have a rationale Claude can follow easily.
  4. Add the rationale with a small code sample to a Claude skill, to ensure future iterations have the same context.

And now the critical step: **Encode your newfound rule/skill as a linter rule.**

This last step ensures that future code generated by Claude will follow these same rules, independently of whether the skill is in the LLM's context window.

Overview

This repository contains two main components:

  1. Skills - Knowledge bases that provide expert guidance on Swift server topics
  2. swift-server-lint - A linting tool that enforces best practices from the skills