code-pattern-discovery

Coding patterns are dynamically discovered by lazily loading pattern metadata via YAML frontmatter and matching user queries against pattern names, descriptions, types, and scopes to surface relevant guidance.

Finding documentation for coding standards relies on a central discovery command that reads full pattern docs on demand to guide implementation, code reviews, and architectural decisions.

YAML frontmatter enables lazy-loading by exposing just-in-time pattern metadata, allowing the system to query and retrieve specific coding pattern docs only when a user asks for relevant guidance.

Yes, you can use pattern discovery to select error handling and logging patterns by asking for guidance relevant to your current task, which matches queries against documented pattern scopes.

No external dependencies are required to surface coding standards; the system operates autonomously by relying on YAML frontmatter metadata embedded within your centralized pattern documentation set.