agent-conduct

To enforce shared governance rules across squad agents, load a centralized policy from the skill's frontmatter to apply structured rules, patterns, and anti-patterns consistently across charters.

To stop hardcoded agent names in CI configurations and tests, apply centralized agent-conduct policies that scan product logic and provide structured anti-patterns for governance compliance.

Team governance policies for software engineering squads are centralized hard rules that ensure consistent behavior across charters, tests, and CI configurations by reducing rule duplication.

Yes, you need a centralized policy source to manage rule enforcement effectively. Shared hard rules live in a single source and are loaded once per session to ensure consistent behavior.

Yes, you can apply squad agent governance rules to an existing team charter by asking Quaid to enforce the centralized policies against the current squad charter configuration.

Centralized rule enforcement reduces duplication in CI configurations by loading hard governance rules from a single source once per session, eliminating the need to repeat policies across squads.