archon-rulecheck

Automating codebase rule violation fixes involves scanning your project, applying corrections in an isolated Git worktree, running validation, and creating a pull request. This process requires an autonomous agent with memory and safety hooks.

Yes, Git worktree isolation is required for autonomous code scanning to ensure safe remediation. It allows the agent to apply fixes and run full validation without affecting the main branch until a pull request merges the changes.

To ensure code quality rules in CLAUDE.md are applied, an autonomous agent scans the codebase for violations and fixes high-impact issues. It maintains memory across runs to improve context and reduce repeated violations over time.

Setting up an autonomous agent for code quality checks requires memory to maintain context across runs, Git worktree isolation for safe fixes, and safety or notification hooks to operate reliably during scanning and pull request creation.

Yes, automatic code-rule checking can reduce repeated violations by maintaining memory across runs. This memory improves context for the autonomous agent, preventing the same codebase rule violations from reoccurring in future scans.