get-qodo-rules

To load Qodo coding rules before editing code, validate your local Qodo configuration and API key, then fetch all paginated rule pages using your git remote and working directory scope. This automatically groups rules by severity and applies ERROR-level compliance comments.

Qodo coding rules are organization- and repository-level standards enforced before code generation or refactoring. You need to fetch them when starting implementation, writing, editing, or reviewing code to prevent non-compliant changes and ensure adherence to repository standards.

Qodo rules are grouped by severity: ERROR, WARNING, and RECOMMENDATION. You must enforce ERROR-level rules by adding compliance comments during code changes, while applying WARNING and RECOMMENDATION levels as guidance for modifying or generating code.

Yes, Qodo rule loading supports module-level scope detection specifically for modules/* paths. It extracts scope from git remotes and your working directory to query organization, repo, and path-level rules accurately before code generation begins.

Fetching Qodo rules fails without valid local configuration and API key because the retrieval process requires authentication to fetch all paginated rule pages. Validate your Qodo setup first to ensure proper error handling and rule grouping by severity.

Yes, you can use Qodo rule loading for code review workflows within a git repository. It fetches org, repo, and module-level rules before reviewing code, enforcing ERROR-level rules with compliance comments to ensure modifications meet standards.