Webman Best Practices

Name: Webman Best Practices
Author: kitephp

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kitephp·vlatest·backend·MIT

Ensures KitePHP web projects adhere to established coding standards and best practices for maintainability and security.

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$ npx skills add divewind/webman-design-skills --skill webman-best-practices -a claude-code

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kitephp

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scanned 30 Sept 2026

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides guidance on best practices for using Webman, a PHP framework. It helps ensure code quality and maintainability when building web applications with Webman. The skill focuses on design patterns and conventions to improve project structure and developer efficiency.

When to use it

When starting a new Webman project to establish a solid foundation from the beginning.
During code reviews to identify areas for improvement based on established best practices.
When refactoring an existing Webman application to enhance its architecture and readability.
To troubleshoot issues related to project structure or design within a Webman environment.

Key capabilities

Provides guidance on Webman design patterns.
Offers advice on code conventions for Webman projects.
Focuses on improving project structure.
Aims to increase developer efficiency when working with Webman.

Example prompts

"What is the recommended way to organize controllers in a Webman application?"
"Can you give me an example of using dependency injection within a Webman service?"
"How should I structure my middleware for optimal performance in Webman?"

Tips & gotchas

This skill assumes some basic familiarity with the Webman framework. While it provides best practice recommendations, specific project requirements may necessitate deviations; always prioritize maintainability and clarity over strict adherence to guidelines.