Move Code Quality Checker - Claude Code Skill
October 21, 2025 ยท View on GitHub
A Claude Code skill that analyzes Move language packages against the official Move Book Code Quality Checklist, helping you write better, more maintainable Move code.
Overview
This skill extends Claude Code with deep knowledge of Move language best practices, providing:
- Automated code quality analysis against 10+ categories of best practices
- Specific, actionable recommendations with examples from the Move Book
- Move 2024 Edition compliance checking
- Package manifest validation
- Function signature and structure analysis
- Testing best practices review
What It Checks
The skill analyzes your Move code across multiple dimensions:
- Code Organization - Formatting consistency
- Package Manifest - Edition requirements, dependencies, named addresses
- Imports & Modules - Modern syntax, naming conventions
- Structs - Capability patterns, event naming, dynamic fields
- Functions - Visibility modifiers, composability, parameter ordering
- Function Bodies - Method chaining, string operations, collections
- Option & Loop Macros - Modern idiomatic patterns
- Testing - Attribute usage, assertions, cleanup patterns
- Documentation - Comment quality and completeness
Installation
From Claude Code
# Clone to your Claude skills directory
git clone https://github.com/1NickPappas/move-code-quality-skill ~/.claude/skills/move-code-quality
Manual Installation
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Create the skills directory if it doesn't exist:
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills -
Clone or copy this skill to the skills directory:
cd ~/.claude/skills git clone https://github.com/1NickPappas/move-code-quality-skill -
Claude Code will automatically load the skill when working with Move code
Usage
The skill activates automatically when you're working with Move code. You can also explicitly invoke it:
Analyze this Move package for code quality issues
Review this module against the Move code quality checklist
Check if this code follows Move 2024 best practices
Examples
The skill provides specific feedback based on the Move Book examples:
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Before:
use my_package::{Self}; -
After:
use my_package; -
Reason: Avoid redundant Self imports
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Before:
public entry fun transfer(...) -
After:
public fun transfer(...) -
Reason: Public functions are more composable for PTBs
Requirements
- Claude Code CLI
- Move 2024 Edition projects
- Basic familiarity with Move language
Contributing
We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Resources
Acknowledgments
This skill is based on the comprehensive code quality guidelines from The Move Book by the Move community.