coding-guidelines-gen

To generate per-module AGENTS.md coding guidelines in a monorepo, run the coding-guidelines-gen skill. It scans common module roots like apps, packages, and src, detects languages and tooling, and outputs nested architecture guidelines with verifiable blocks for each module.

An AGENTS.md file defines architecture boundaries, tooling expectations, and verifiable validation blocks for a specific module. Generating nested AGENTS.md files within a monorepo helps teams maintain consistent formatting, linting, and coding guidelines across distinct package boundaries.

Automate formatting and linting verification for JVM modules by generating an AGENTS.md file with Spotless setup guidance and runnable example commands. The skill detects JVM tooling and outputs a verifiable codex-guidelines block to validate module-level formatting rules.

Yes, the coding guidelines generator supports monorepos with multiple languages by detecting the specific tooling used within each module. It scans directories like apps and packages, tailoring the nested AGENTS.md templates and verifiable blocks to match each module's detected language and formatting requirements.

The best way to enforce architecture boundaries across nested monorepo packages is generating per-module AGENTS.md files. This approach applies tailored coding guidelines and verifiable blocks to specific module roots, ensuring localized tooling expectations and linting validation across the repository structure.

Yes, you can customize the generated AGENTS.md templates after running the skill. The tool produces ready-to-use nested guidelines with detected tooling and formatting commands, which you can then review and adjust to fit your specific module architecture and verification requirements.