agentshield Development Patterns

TypeScript conventions for this codebase require camelCase file naming, relative imports, and named exports to maintain structural uniformity across modules and contributors.

Feature workflow involves branching, implementing changes, adding tests, and committing using Conventional Commits with the feat prefix to ensure repeatable and traceable development cycles.

Unit test files must follow the *.test.* naming pattern, ensuring tests are easily located and executed during the project's test run procedure before merging changes.

Writing and running tests consistently requires creating a matching *.test.* file alongside your new module and executing the project's designated test run procedure to validate functionality.

Yes, the development pattern enforces relative imports over absolute paths to standardize module resolution and keep the codebase uniform across all contributor workflows.

Use the feat prefix for Conventional Commits whenever introducing new functionality or modules, signaling a new feature addition to the codebase during your development workflow.