get-qodo-rules

To load repository-specific coding rules before generating code, run the get-qodo-rules command in your git repository. It fetches team conventions and security standards from the Qodo API to guide code generation.

Coding rules are applied context-aware by detecting repository scope from git origin. It supports module-level scope when working inside modules/* directories, ensuring rules target the correct paths during code reviews and edits.

Fetching Qodo coding rules requires configuration from the ~/.qodo/config.json file or the QODO_ENVIRONMENT_NAME environment variable. Ensure one is set before running the command to authenticate and retrieve rules successfully.

The Qodo rules fetcher handles large sets of coding standards by managing pagination across API pages. It retrieves all available rules and outputs a grouped, severity-based report to guide enforcement during implementation planning.

Yes, you can enforce security requirements and coding standards during code reviews by loading repository rules first. The command outputs a severity-based report that guides enforcement across code generation, edits, and implementation planning.