Standardized error handling patterns including exception hierarchy, error message formatting, security audit logging, and graceful degradation. Use when raising exceptions, handling errors, or implementing validation.
Provides standardized error handling patterns including exception hierarchies, security audit logging, and graceful degradation. Activates when raising exceptions, handling errors, or implementing validation to ensure consistent error reporting across your codebase.
/plugin marketplace add akaszubski/autonomous-dev/plugin install autonomous-dev@autonomous-devThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
docs/detailed-guide-1.mddocs/detailed-guide-2.mddocs/detailed-guide-3.mddocs/detailed-guide-4.mdexamples/audit-logging-example.pyexamples/base-error-example.pyexamples/domain-error-example.pyexamples/error-message-example.pyStandardized error handling patterns for all libraries to ensure consistent error reporting, security audit logging, and graceful degradation across the autonomous development system.
This skill provides comprehensive guidance on error handling patterns. For detailed patterns and implementation examples, see the documentation files in docs/.
Key Topics:
See: Documentation files in docs/ directory for complete details
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Detailed Guide 1 | docs/detailed-guide-1.md |
| Detailed Guide 2 | docs/detailed-guide-2.md |
| Detailed Guide 3 | docs/detailed-guide-3.md |
| Detailed Guide 4 | docs/detailed-guide-4.md |
This skill uses progressive disclosure to prevent context bloat:
docs/*.md files with implementation details (loaded on-demand)Available Documentation:
docs/detailed-guide-1.md - Detailed implementation guidedocs/detailed-guide-2.md - Detailed implementation guidedocs/detailed-guide-3.md - Detailed implementation guidedocs/detailed-guide-4.md - Detailed implementation guideRelated Skills:
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