coding-prefs

Coding style preferences are kept consistent by syncing the /memory/coding-prefs.md file with your feedback, so the assistant reads durable rules before making non-trivial style decisions in future sessions.

AI memory learns your code style preferences by appending new single-line rules to the /memory/coding-prefs.md file when you provide durable feedback, and it replaces contradictory prior preferences when new guidance supersedes older rules.

Yes, user-scoped memory stores durable preferences in /memory/coding-prefs.md that enforce test framework choices, commit message formats, documentation conventions, and when to avoid unnecessary code refactors.

To stop unnecessary refactors, the assistant reads your /memory/coding-prefs.md file to check your durable coding style preferences before applying structural changes, ensuring recommendations match how you want code written.

No, you do not need to manually maintain a style guide because the assistant automatically appends new entries to /memory/coding-prefs.md when you provide durable feedback, gradually improving future outputs without manual maintenance.