everything-claude-code-conventions

You can enforce conventional commits and JavaScript coding standards by applying automated conventions for file naming, architecture layout, and commit-message formats to ensure maintainability across your codebase.

Standardize file naming and module structure by adopting a hybrid module organization layout that guides how files are named, structured, and documented during feature and maintenance tasks.

Yes, this convention system is designed for JavaScript codebases that use a hybrid module organization, applying standardized import/export styles and frontmatter-driven metadata to guide development.

Apply frontmatter-driven metadata and commit-lint rules by instructing Claude to scaffold new features using the project's standardized patterns, ensuring code style and commit formats are met.

Standardized conventions for bug fixes and documentation updates ensure consistent readability and maintainability across the project by enforcing unified code style, testing patterns, and collaboration workflows.

Yes, these coding standards apply to both feature work and maintenance tasks, providing a standardized set of conventions for file naming, architecture layout, and testing practices throughout the development lifecycle.