codefmt

Name: codefmt
Author: Amplicode

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How to install codefmt?

amplicode/spring-skills/codefmt

$npx -y skills add Amplicode/spring-skills --skill codefmt

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Reformat source code in this project using its own code-style settings. Use this whenever the user asks to format, reformat, tidy, "prettify", fix indentation, or optimize imports on Java/Kotlin/XML/etc. files — whether it's a single named file, a selected block or line range, a

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1	# Formatting files through the IntelliJ IDE/OpenIDE
2
3	This project runs inside a live IntelliJ IDEA instance reachable through the
4	MCP Steroid tools. The IDE's own formatter (`ReformatCodeProcessor`) applies
5	the project's configured code style — the same result a developer gets from
6	Code → Reformat Code. Driving it through the IDE (rather than an external
7	CLI formatter) means the style always matches what the team sees, and the IDE's
8	VFS/PSI/index caches stay consistent after the edit.
9
10	## Prerequisites
11
12	1. Load the MCP Steroid tools if they aren't already available — their schemas
13	are deferred in Claude Code:
14	`ToolSearch("steroid list projects execute code")` then use
15	`steroid_list_projects` and `steroid_execute_code`.
16	2. Get the routing key: call `steroid_list_projects` and take the
17	`project_name` (the opaque key, e.g. `spring-petclinic-ipvczgii`), not the
18	human-readable `name`. Every `steroid_execute_code` call needs this key.
19	3. Run all formatting code with `modal: "smart_non_modal"` (the default). It
20	commits documents and refreshes the VFS around your script, which is exactly
21	what formatting needs.
22
23	## Choosing the recipe
24
25	\| The user wants to format… \| Use \|
26	\|-----------------------------------------\|----------------------------------------------------------------------------\|
27	\| One file named by path or class name \| [Single file](#1-single-file-by-name) \|
28	\| A specific block / line range in a file \| [Code block](#2-code-block-line-range) \|
29	\| Every uncommitted / changed file \| [All uncommitted files](#3-all-uncommitted-files) → run the bundled script \|
30	\| Several named files at once \| [A group of named files](#4-a-group-of-named-files) \|
31
32	Always report back what actually changed — run `git diff --stat <paths>` after
33	formatting. It's normal and correct for a reformat to produce no diff when
34	the file already conforms to the code style; say so plainly rather than implying
35	work was done.
36
37	---
38
39	## 1. Single file by name
40
41	Script: [`scripts/format-single-file.kts`](scripts/format-single-file.kts).
42
43	To run it: read the script, edit the `name` / `pathSuffix` placeholders at
44	the top to point at the target file, then pass the body as the `code` argument
45	to `steroid_execute_code`. Drop the `OptimizeImportsProcessor` line for non-JVM
46	files.
47
48	## 2. Code block (line range)
49
50	Script: [`scripts/format-code-block.kts`](scripts/format-code-block.kts).
51
52	To run it: read the script, edit the `name` / `startLine` / `endLine`
53	placeholders, then pass the body as the `code` argument to
54	`steroid_execute_code`. If the user pasted a snippet rather than a line range,
55	build the `TextRange` from `indexOf(snippet)` instead — see the header comment
56	in the script.
57
58	## 3. All uncommitted files
59
60	This is a bundled, validated script:
61	[`scripts/format-uncommitted.kts`](scripts/format-uncommitted.kts).
62
63	To run it: read the script file and pass its body as the `code` argument to
64	`steroid_execute_code` (`project_name` = the routing key, `modal:
65	"smart_non_modal"`). It's self-contained — no arguments needed. Afterward, run
66	`git status --porcelain` / `git diff --stat` to show the user the result.
67
68	Adjust the `FORMATTABLE` extension set at the top of the script if the user
69	wants a narrower or wider net (e.g. only `java`).
70
71	## 4. A group of named files
72
73	Script: [`scripts/format-file-group.kts`](scripts/format-file-group.kts).
74
75	To run it: read the script, edit the `requested` list to the target files,
76	then pass the body as the `code` argument to `steroid_execute_code`.

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codefmt

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How to install codefmt?

amplicode/spring-skills/codefmt

$npx -y skills add Amplicode/spring-skills --skill codefmt

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Formatting files through the IntelliJ IDE/OpenIDE
2
3	This project runs inside a live IntelliJ IDEA instance reachable through the
4	MCP Steroid tools. The IDE's own formatter (`ReformatCodeProcessor`) applies
5	the project's configured code style — the same result a developer gets from
6	Code → Reformat Code. Driving it through the IDE (rather than an external
7	CLI formatter) means the style always matches what the team sees, and the IDE's
8	VFS/PSI/index caches stay consistent after the edit.
9
10	## Prerequisites
11
12	1. Load the MCP Steroid tools if they aren't already available — their schemas
13	are deferred in Claude Code:
14	`ToolSearch("steroid list projects execute code")` then use
15	`steroid_list_projects` and `steroid_execute_code`.
16	2. Get the routing key: call `steroid_list_projects` and take the
17	`project_name` (the opaque key, e.g. `spring-petclinic-ipvczgii`), not the
18	human-readable `name`. Every `steroid_execute_code` call needs this key.
19	3. Run all formatting code with `modal: "smart_non_modal"` (the default). It
20	commits documents and refreshes the VFS around your script, which is exactly
21	what formatting needs.
22
23	## Choosing the recipe
24
25	\| The user wants to format… \| Use \|
26	\|-----------------------------------------\|----------------------------------------------------------------------------\|
27	\| One file named by path or class name \| [Single file](#1-single-file-by-name) \|
28	\| A specific block / line range in a file \| [Code block](#2-code-block-line-range) \|
29	\| Every uncommitted / changed file \| [All uncommitted files](#3-all-uncommitted-files) → run the bundled script \|
30	\| Several named files at once \| [A group of named files](#4-a-group-of-named-files) \|
31
32	Always report back what actually changed — run `git diff --stat <paths>` after
33	formatting. It's normal and correct for a reformat to produce no diff when
34	the file already conforms to the code style; say so plainly rather than implying
35	work was done.
36
37	---
38
39	## 1. Single file by name
40
41	Script: [`scripts/format-single-file.kts`](scripts/format-single-file.kts).
42
43	To run it: read the script, edit the `name` / `pathSuffix` placeholders at
44	the top to point at the target file, then pass the body as the `code` argument
45	to `steroid_execute_code`. Drop the `OptimizeImportsProcessor` line for non-JVM
46	files.
47
48	## 2. Code block (line range)
49
50	Script: [`scripts/format-code-block.kts`](scripts/format-code-block.kts).
51
52	To run it: read the script, edit the `name` / `startLine` / `endLine`
53	placeholders, then pass the body as the `code` argument to
54	`steroid_execute_code`. If the user pasted a snippet rather than a line range,
55	build the `TextRange` from `indexOf(snippet)` instead — see the header comment
56	in the script.
57
58	## 3. All uncommitted files
59
60	This is a bundled, validated script:
61	[`scripts/format-uncommitted.kts`](scripts/format-uncommitted.kts).
62
63	To run it: read the script file and pass its body as the `code` argument to
64	`steroid_execute_code` (`project_name` = the routing key, `modal:
65	"smart_non_modal"`). It's self-contained — no arguments needed. Afterward, run
66	`git status --porcelain` / `git diff --stat` to show the user the result.
67
68	Adjust the `FORMATTABLE` extension set at the top of the script if the user
69	wants a narrower or wider net (e.g. only `java`).
70
71	## 4. A group of named files
72
73	Script: [`scripts/format-file-group.kts`](scripts/format-file-group.kts).
74
75	To run it: read the script, edit the `requested` list to the target files,
76	then pass the body as the `code` argument to `steroid_execute_code`.

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