When Claude generates code examples, it uses the Google convention and places the opening brace at the back of the line, something I hate.
Additionally, there are naming conventions that I want it to follow, the ones from Xenomatix make alot of sense.
So in order to adopt Claude to these rules I can make use of the recently introduced Claude Skill's, and I use Claude to create me a new skill based on the typical .clang format from CTrack and the Xenomatix naming conventions which can be found in D:\Dropbox\C-Tech\Customers\Xenomatix\Coding guidelines.
The process of creating the skill is here : https://claude.ai/share/be9b8e5d-cd1c-43be-8545-c05faca30108
The created files are
Installing the skill is pretty straighforward, click on Upload skill and drag the .skill file there. That's it.
