convention-learner

To detect coding conventions, the Skill analyzes your existing codebase patterns to identify naming conventions, folder structures, and coding styles. It then enforces these project-specific standards, ensuring new code aligns with established patterns.

The best way to learn project patterns is to run the convention learner, which automatically analyzes existing code to document unique coding styles. This provides immediate understanding of naming conventions and test organization for the current project.

To maintain code consistency, the Skill enforces detected project-specific coding conventions, overriding generic rules. This ensures all new code written by the team adheres to the established folder structure and coding style found in the existing codebase.

Yes, you can enforce coding standards without manual configuration because the Skill detects project patterns directly from the existing codebase. It learns naming conventions and coding styles automatically, applying them as standards for new code.

Convention-learner analyzes codebase patterns including naming conventions, folder structure, and test organization to detect code style. It focuses on structural and naming patterns to enforce project-specific coding conventions across the codebase.