concise-comments
Rules for concise code comments/docstrings, plus a pass to trim verbose ones. Use when writing or reviewing code, or when asked to reduce comment verbosity / trim over-commented code / cut docstring bloat. Referenced by /la:pr and /la:process-reviews.
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Excerpt from the author’s documentation
Extracted from a fixed version of SKILL.md in its original language. This is the author’s documentation; installation, compatibility and runtime results have not been verified by this site.
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Topics in the source
- Concise comments & docstrings
- The test
- For / not for
- Limits (defaults; exceed only with a stated reason)
- Delete on sight
- The pass (/la:concise-comments)
Preflight: run la-doctor --plugin once per session before using any la- or dr- command; if it fails, stop and show the user its output. Prevention: follow these when writing. Cleanup: run the pass below when invoked as /la:concise-comments. Keep a comment only if a competent reader of THIS codebase couldn't infer it from the code and names. Otherwise delete it, or cut it to the one missing fact in one line. For: the non-obvious why (constraint, invariant, footgun, edge-case gotcha) and a one-line what on public APIs. Not for: design narrative, alternatives-considered, defending the approach, repro steps, byte-count walkthroughs, ticket history, or restating the code. Those go in the PR description, the issue, or a test. Inline comment: 1 line. Needing 3+ lines to justify a line of code → rename things or move the rationale out. Function/method docstring: 1-line summary; +≤3 lines only for genuinely subtle behaviour. Module docstring: ≤8 lines. Test docstring: 1 line, or none if the name says it. Section banner: ≤1 label line, no --- paragraphs. Say it once at the definition; don't re-explain at every call site. Restates the code (# strip prefix above x.split(...)). Ticket-ID noise
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- Source repository
- MotleyAI/living-architecture
- Source file
- plugin/skills/concise-comments/SKILL.md
- Fixed revision
- d515fa3449c9734b464fc67d231a6e6b051106fc
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