Global Conventions

Enforce coding standards by establishing global conventions that guide Claude Code to apply naming, formatting, and architectural rules uniformly across all files and modules. The Skill uses documented conventions as a first-class comparator during code generation and editing, triggering validation when outputs deviate from project standards.

Global conventions streamline team collaboration by applying project-wide naming, structuring, and organizational rules automatically. New contributors understand codebase patterns faster, code reviews become more straightforward, and all outputs conform to documented standards without manual intervention.

Yes. When starting a new module or service, global conventions automatically apply your project's established patterns for file structure, variable naming, and module organization, ensuring the new code adheres to all project standards from inception.

Claude Code compares generated and edited code against your documented global conventions reference, triggering guideline-based prompts and validation checks. When outputs deviate from conventions, error signals alert you to misalignments before code is committed.

Conventions are defined once at a global reference path and applied automatically across all code generation, editing, and review tasks. After initial setup, no per-file or per-module configuration is needed; the Skill enforces standards project-wide uniformly.