check-agent-standards

You can audit a git branch for AGENTS.md conformance by diffing the current branch against main, reading the root AGENTS.md file, and generating a detailed compliance report for feature and release workflows.

Yes, you can automatically fix code quality violations before a pull request by running an audit that detects standard breaches and safely applies fixes, surfacing a summary of changes for PR reviewer insight.

To check project standards against a main branch, you need a local git repository containing a local main branch and an AGENTS.md file located at the project root directory.

An AGENTS.md audit determines commit violations by reading the root configuration file, comparing the current branch git diff to main, and analyzing the commit history to identify non-conforming changes.

The best way to enforce project-wide standards on feature branches prior to merging is to run an automated audit that evaluates changed files against applicable rules, auto-fixes safe violations, and generates a compliance report.

A limitation when auto-fixing conformance violations in a release workflow is that the tool only applies fixes where safe; complex or unsafe standard violations are left unchanged and surfaced in the detailed report instead.