create-lifeguard-rules

Code review rules are defined in a `lifeguard.yaml` file using structured YAML syntax with rule names, descriptions, and categories. This Skill generates these rules tailored to your codebase, then validates the YAML syntax with a Python script to ensure correctness before deployment.

Yes. Lifeguard rules enforce general quality, performance, security, and readability checks during pull requests across frontend and backend codebases. Rules are applied at CI time with YAML validation, catching issues before code merges.

This Skill analyzes your codebase to identify common pitfalls, anti-patterns, and project conventions, then generates highly relevant rules with concise names and descriptions. It supports both general and project-specific rule separation in a single `lifeguard.yaml` file.

Define consistent `lifeguard.yaml` rules that enforce project conventions and quality standards. This Skill creates structured, categorized rules—such as naming and styling conventions—that save time in review cycles by automating quality checks.

Yes. This Skill includes a Python script that validates `lifeguard.yaml` YAML syntax at CI time. It also recommends expert review of rule content for reasonableness and utility before enforcement.

No. This Skill generates rules automatically by understanding your codebase structure and conventions. You review the generated `lifeguard.yaml`, and the validation script catches syntax issues so rules are ready for CI enforcement.