guidelines-compliance

This Skill audits code compliance by scanning files against applicable CLAUDE.md rules, identifying violations in naming conventions, import ordering, and architectural patterns defined across your repository directory hierarchy.

Hierarchical coding standards are applied using a directory walk-up algorithm that aggregates rules from parent directories, ensuring root CLAUDE.md rules apply globally while feature-specific ones apply locally during the code audit.

Automated auditing detects violations of project-specific coding standards including naming conventions, import ordering rules, and structural architectural patterns defined within your CLAUDE.md files.

No, this code compliance audit requires predefined CLAUDE.md files to function, as the auditing mechanism relies entirely on parsing and applying the project-specific coding standards defined within them.

The best way to verify new feature code adheres to repository coding standards is running an automated audit that checks new files against the aggregated CLAUDE.md rules from the root directory down to the feature-specific directory.

You should not use automated CLAUDE.md compliance auditing if your repository lacks CLAUDE.md files or if your project relies on external configuration formats for defining coding standards and architectural patterns.