convention-learner

You can detect and enforce .NET coding conventions by analyzing your existing repository to learn patterns in naming, folder structures, test organization, and coding style. This process generates convention summaries and guidance files to maintain consistency.

Generating an editorconfig automatically involves analyzing your current codebase to learn existing coding styles and anti-patterns. The extracted conventions are then translated into editorconfig guidance to enforce rules across the project.

Yes, repository analytics can learn folder structures and test organization patterns automatically. By analyzing the existing project graph and public APIs, it discovers your current conventions and produces a concise report without manual code inspection.

Yes, convention detection is designed specifically for joining an existing .NET project. It aligns your coding standards by learning the repository's current naming and style patterns, then generating CLAUDE.md recommendations to guide future contributions.

You document project-specific coding standards by analyzing the codebase to produce a concise convention report. This report captures naming rules, test layouts, and folder structures, assisting new contributors and maintainers with onboarding.