Agent skill
solid-single-responsibility
Each class should encapsulate a single concept or responsibility Use when designing system architecture. Architecture category skill.
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- category
- Architecture
- priority
- high
- is built in
- YES
- session guardian id
- builtin_solid_srp
SKILL.md
SOLID - Single Responsibility
Each class should encapsulate a single concept or responsibility. If a class has methods that change for different reasons (UI changes vs. business logic vs. persistence), split it. Signs of SRP violation: large classes, many dependencies, god objects, difficulty naming the class. Apply this at module level too—each module should have a cohesive purpose.
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