enforce-guidelines

Enforcing code quality guidelines before a Python commit requires validating MUST and MUST NOT constraints early. This skill automatically reads reference guidelines and skill frontmatter to cite violations before code tasks, commits, or reviews occur.

Automatic RAE guideline compliance is the process of validating mandatory requirements before executing code tasks. It reads reference markdown files and frontmatter to determine and cite violations during repository creation, refactoring, and reviews.

Apply MUST and MUST NOT constraints during code reviews by activating this skill to validate task execution. It reads reference guidelines to catch and report violations early, ensuring all refactoring and commits adhere to RAE requirements.

You do not need pre-commit hooks to enforce repository creation guidelines. Activating this skill validates RAE mandatory requirements before task execution, catching violations early across Python development, commits, and refactoring without external hook dependencies.

The best way to catch non-compliant Python code before task execution is automatic guideline enforcement. This skill reads reference markdown files and frontmatter to determine and cite violations, reducing rework across repository creation and reviews.

Your Python refactoring violates RAE guidelines because it lacks automatic constraint validation before execution. This skill reads reference markdown files and frontmatter to determine, catch, and report MUST and MUST NOT violations early.