move-code-quality — Claude Code skill: Move code review

What move-code-quality does

The skill fires on its own when a project contains .move files or a Move.toml manifest. It then walks the code against the Move Book checklist: 11 categories, 50+ rules. You get findings tied to specific lines instead of vague style talk.

It starts with the package manifest — whether edition = "2024.beta" or edition = "2024" is set, whether framework dependencies are still listed explicitly, whether named addresses carry a project prefix. Then it reads the code: imports and constants, structs, functions, function bodies, Option macros. It will tell you to write ctx.sender() instead of tx_context::sender(ctx), or id.delete() instead of object::delete(id).

One thing to know up front: without Move 2024 Edition most checklist rules simply do not apply, since the syntax differs. Parameter order is checked strictly too — objects first, TxContext last, Clock just before it. On an older package you are not ready to rewrite, expect a long list of findings.

The skill only analyses and suggests. It does not edit your code.