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How to make code names, comments, and error messages easier to read with Iso 24495

Apply the code skill to source files so readers can follow order, names, and errors.

Who it is forA developer reviewing a module that new team members find hard to follow.

The problemUnits appear in an unhelpful order, names are unclear, and error messages do not say what the reader should do next.

The outcomeSuggested changes to file structure, naming, comments, and error text, with correctness kept.

What you need first

  • An agent that reads the Agent Skills format, such as Claude Code or Codex CLI
  • Access to GitHub to add the marketplace from its HTTPS address
  • Bun, only if you want to run the Part 4 tooling

Steps

  1. Add the marketplace: /plugin marketplace add https://github.com/GaZmagik/iso-24495.git
  2. Install the plugin: /plugin install iso-24495-plain-language@iso-24495
  3. Ask the agent to apply the code skill to one file, for example: "Apply iso-24495-code to this module."
  4. Run your existing tests before and after accepting changes.

Prompt for your agent

Using the iso-24495 repository, apply the iso-24495-code skill to <target source file>. Return proposed changes to unit order, names, comments, and error messages, each with a reason. Verify that the proposed changes do not alter behaviour by running the project's tests.

Caveat. The README says the code skill is measured to change how Claude structures a file at no cost to correctness, which is a project measurement, not a guarantee for your code.

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