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Write readable, maintainable code: naming, small functions, clear control flow, and honest abstractions. Use when writing new code, refactoring, or reviewing for readability.

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# Clean Code

## Overview

Clean code is **code that respects its reader**: the next person (often you) should understand what
it does, why it exists, and how to change it safely — without archaeology. This isn't about
aesthetics; it's economics. Code is read far more than written, and every minute of confusion
compounds across the team.

This skill distills the durable practices: intention-revealing names, small focused units, flat
control flow, and abstractions that earn their keep.

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