Use descriptive names

Choose names that clearly communicate purpose and meaning rather than using abbreviations or unclear terms. Names should be self-documenting and make the code’s intent obvious without requiring additional context.

Avoid abbreviations that obscure meaning. Instead of ds use downscale, instead of audioData and microphone use rawAudio and audioMetadata to clarify their distinct purposes.

Replace computed expressions with semantic variable names. Instead of repeatedly using width / scale, define clear variables like inputSize and outputSize.

Make struct and class names descriptive of their actual purpose. Instead of generic names like SmolModelDataV2, use specific names like DrivingModelData that indicate what the data represents.

Example:

// Poor naming - unclear purpose
void OS04C10::OS04C10_IFE_ds_override() { ... }
struct SmolModelDataV2 { ... }

// Better naming - clear and descriptive  
void OS04C10::ife_downscale_configure() { ... }
struct DrivingModelData { ... }

This approach makes code more maintainable and reduces the need for developers to reference other files or documentation to understand what identifiers represent.