dreygur-coding-style

Enforce coding conventions across Go, TypeScript, and Python by applying structured architecture rules, naming conventions, and error handling guidelines during code generation and reviews. This provides a central playbook to reduce stylistic drift and keep projects consistent.

Scaffold new Rust services using architecture-focused guidelines that define layers, typed errors, singleton exports, and structured logging. This ensures deterministic project setup and consistent naming conventions from the start.

This coding style approach supports multiple languages including Go, Rust, TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and PHP. It provides language-specific patterns and references to maintain consistent architecture across different technology stacks.

Standardize error handling and naming conventions during code reviews by applying codified rules for typed errors and structured logging. This serves as a reusable playbook to speed up reviews and reduce stylistic drift.

Use these architecture guidelines for refactoring existing JavaScript codebases by enforcing structured conventions and language-specific patterns. This ensures consistent architecture and naming conventions are applied during the refactoring process.

Maintain structured logging and typed errors across different programming languages by applying codified architecture guidelines. This enforces consistent conventions and reduces stylistic drift across Go, TypeScript, Rust, Python, and PHP projects.