chameleon-auto-idiom

To automatically derive team coding idioms from a repository codebase, you can use a Chameleon integration that analyzes existing code patterns to propose new conventions. It requires user confirmation before applying an append-only update policy to your standards file.

Codebase idiom derivation discovers high-quality team conventions directly from repository evidence. You need it when starting a new project or when your idioms file is empty, ensuring established practices align with existing code without manual effort.

You generate code standardization rules by running the auto-derivation process within your Chameleon environment. The tool analyzes the repository's conventions and proposes novel idioms based on the discovered patterns for team standardization.

Yes, Chameleon idiom derivation relies on both internal Chameleon libraries and external checks to validate novel idioms. It requires dependencies like chameleon-mcp and chameleon_lifecycle to function properly within your environment.

No, you cannot overwrite existing team conventions because the auto-derivation process enforces an append-only update policy. It proposes new idioms based on codebase patterns but requires explicit user confirmation before adding them.