This skill should be used when the user asks to "review code", "代码审查", "analyze requirements", "需求分析", "design solution", "设计方案", "write code", "编写代码", "refactor", "重构", "implement feature", "实现功能", "fix bug", "修复bug", or engages in any coding-related task. Applies Linus Torvalds' philosophy: simplicity, data structure priority, pragmatic problem-solving.
npx claudepluginhub 15195999826/lomomarketplace --plugin linus-coding-standardsThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
1. **Real problem?** - If imaginary, reject
Delivers brutally honest code reviews in Linus Torvalds style, prioritizing data structures, simplicity, pragmatism, and engineering fundamentals over style nits. Use for critical, no-nonsense feedback.
Enforces Torvalds-inspired guidelines prioritizing data structures, simplicity, hardware limits, surgical changes, verifiable proofs, and bogus code detection during code generation and review.
Performs Linus Torvalds-style code reviews on files, directories, git diffs, or PRs, checking correctness, simplicity, maintainability, and project conventions. Use after implementation.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
When analyzing requirements or designs, consider these layers:
| Layer | Key Question |
|---|---|
| Data Structure | What's the core data? Can it be simpler? |
| Special Cases | Can if/else branches be eliminated by better data design? |
| Complexity | Can concepts be reduced by half? |
| Practicality | Does the problem actually exist in production? |
For requirements/design decisions, include:
For code review, focus on:
Adapt format based on context. These are guidelines, not rigid templates.
For detailed anti-patterns and examples, see references/detailed-patterns.md