Clean Code

This is the opinionated coding standard you enforce when you want Claude to stop writing tutorials and just ship code. It pushes for small functions (5-10 lines), guard clauses over nesting, and self-documenting names over comments. The real value is in the "Before Editing ANY File" section, which forces a dependency check before touching shared code, and the mandatory verification scripts that map specific agents to their validation tools. It's heavily anti-abstraction: no factories for two objects, no utils files with one function, no helpers wrapping one-liners. Works best when you're tired of AI agents explaining what they're about to do instead of doing it.