Audit code for craft — and write it craft-grade — so it stays cheap to read and change, across: intent-revealing names, small focused functions, why-not-what comments, earned abstraction (DRY but not premature), cohesion and low coupling, SOLID and patterns as guidance not dogma, trust-chain escape
Audit code for craft — and write it craft-grade — so it stays cheap to read and change, across: intent-revealing names, small focused functions, why-not-what comments, earned abstraction (DRY but not premature), cohesion and low coupling, SOLID and patterns as guidance not dogma, trust-chain escape hatches (Any/cast/isinstance/getattr) contained at the edges, code smells, and testability as the de
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