Software Development
Adversarial Python
Use this skill to gate Python code (floors 3.10+, rules verified through 3.14) with a pass/fail adversarial review — a single blind reviewer subagent judges a diff or file set against 20 decidable rules hunting two failure modes. First, code modern Python makes unnecessary — branch ladders over match/registries, hand-written init/repr/eq over dataclasses, TypeVar ritual over PEP 695, typing.Optional over PEP 604 unions, os.path over pathlib, hand-rolled stdlib batteries, deprecated utcnow, orphan create_task over TaskGroup. Second, legacy-pattern propagation — single-implementation ABCs, pass-through layers, single-method classes, concrete-inheritance reuse, boolean-forked functions, shapeless payloads and parameter clumps — judged as if greenfield; consistency with legacy code is not PASS evidence. A version probe reads the target's Python floor, marks rules above it N/A, and fetches the official what's-new delta when the floor exceeds the verified version. Verdicts only, never fixes.
- Publisher / source
- pproenca/dot-skills (found on skills.sh)
- Upstream record
- pproenca/dot-skills
- Version
- Version 3
- Published
- Publication review
- Approved for publication
- Content fingerprint
4d0cc97a0feb24976312ed8261a2676eb8c1325d806dddfe39cf536b059dbda9