Agent skill · writing content · aiskillstore
format-standardize
Standardize formatting and apply consistent style to the deliverable. Use after generation to ensure the output matches the user's formatting standards and conventions.
Why this skill is useful
Codifies a standardization process for formatting deliverables, ensuring consistency in style and structure that the AI could infer but doesn't have to guess.
What it needs
About 3k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-08-07. 405 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Format & Standardize Skill Purpose Ensures the generated deliverable follows consistent formatting, style, and structure standards. This is the "polish" step that makes work look professional and maintainable. What to Do 1. Review the generated deliverable 2. Load their standards to understand formatting preferences 3. Apply standardization: Code formatting (indentation, naming, structure) Documentation formatting (headers, lists, spacing) Consistency across all elements Professional appearance 4. Use their tools/conventions if specified: Example: "Use Prettier for code" Example: "Use Markdown standard headers" 5. Verify complete consistency before delivery Format Checks by Type Code Features [ ] Consistent indentation (spaces/tabs) [ ] Naming conventions (camelCase, snakecase, etc.) [ ] Consistent spacing around operators and braces [ ] Comments formatted consistently [ ] Imports/exports organized [ ] Line length consistent [ ] Semicolons or no-semicolons applied consistently [ ] Quotes style (single/double) consistent Documentation [ ] Consistent header levels (# ## ###) [ ] Consistent list formatting (bullets vs numbers) [ ] Code blocks properly formatted [ ] Links properly formatted [ ] Consistent spacing between sections [ ] Table formatting (if applicable) [ ] Consistent punctuation Refactoring [ ] Before code formatted consistently [ ] After code formatted consistently [ ] Explanations formatted clearly [ ] Highlight differences clearly Test Suite [ ] Test file organization [ ] Test function naming consistent [ ] Assertion formatting consistent [ ] Setup/teardown indentation [ ] Comments consistent format Content Creation [ ] Section headers consistent [ ] Example formatting consistent [ ] List formatting consistent [ ] Tone/voice consistent throughout [ ] Line breaks for readability Process 1. Take the generated deliverable 2. Load their saved standards using StandardsRepository (look for formatting preferences) 3. Apply standardization rules 4. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills aiskillstore/format-standardize