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To automate code generation while enforcing project standards, you define style guides in a knowledge base and route generation through an explicit approval workflow. This ensures all multi-file changes comply with your rules before being applied.

Scaffolding a new feature with mandatory code reviews requires generating an initial implementation that adheres to defined standards, then routing it through a formal planning and approval workflow before any changes are applied.

Yes, you can refactor code across multiple languages using an approval workflow. The process automates modifications while strictly adhering to your project style guides and ensuring mandatory reviews for safe, compliant changes.

Yes, an approved plan is required before modifying code. The workflow accesses planning skills to retrieve approved plans and checks knowledge bases to ensure all generated code modifications are safe and compliant.

The best way to fix bugs without violating style guides is to route modifications through an automated generation process that checks knowledge bases for standards and enforces an explicit approval workflow before applying changes.

You should not use automated code generation for refactoring when your project lacks defined coding standards in a knowledge base or when you cannot provide an approved plan for the required explicit approval workflow.