Can this skill help with CLI exit codes?

Absolutely. It can assist in defining and implementing standard exit codes and error shapes for command-line interfaces and backend services.

Does it support custom repository rules?

Yes, the skill is designed to prioritize your repository's local conventions, typically found in files like docs/error-handling.md, to ensure consistent implementation.

When should I use this skill?

Use it whenever you are adding new error types, modifying failure behavior, or trying to standardize how errors are surfaced to end-users or other systems.

What does the Error Handling skill do?

It provides Claude with specific instructions on how to map, throw, and return errors based on your project's unique architectural standards and documentation.

Error Handling Conventions

Name: Error Handling Conventions
Author: Anveio

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Standardizes error mapping, presentation, and recovery patterns to ensure consistent failure behavior across your codebase.

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The Error Handling skill provides Claude with the architectural context needed to implement robust and consistent error management strategies. By following your repository's specific conventions, this skill guides Claude in deciding when to throw exceptions versus returning error objects, how to shape user-facing messages, and which exit codes to utilize. It is particularly useful when refactoring legacy code for better observability or when establishing new patterns to ensure that failure states are surfaced predictably across different packages and modules.

Características Principales

Integrates with repository-specific documentation for tailored logic
Generates consistent user-facing error messages and exit codes
Standardizes error response shapes across complex projects
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Improves code maintainability by reducing fragmented error handling
Provides guidance on the throw vs. return architectural pattern

Casos de Uso

Implementing user-friendly failure messages for CLI or frontend tools
Refactoring existing modules to use unified custom error classes
Standardizing error responses across a microservices architecture

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Características Principales

Integrates with repository-specific documentation for tailored logic
Generates consistent user-facing error messages and exit codes
Standardizes error response shapes across complex projects
0 GitHub stars
Improves code maintainability by reducing fragmented error handling
Provides guidance on the throw vs. return architectural pattern

Casos de Uso

Implementing user-friendly failure messages for CLI or frontend tools
Refactoring existing modules to use unified custom error classes
Standardizing error responses across a microservices architecture