mcukit-rules

To enforce PDCA workflows for embedded development, you can load mcukit-rules into Claude Code to automatically govern plan, design, do, analyze, and report cycles. It applies domain-aware rules to ensure consistent process discipline across MCU, MPU, and WPF projects.

PDCA-based development rules structure project governance into plan, design, do, analyze, and report phases. For MCU projects, these rules enforce MISRA-like coding standards, safety guardrails, and risk mitigation checks before releases.

Yes, the tool implements automatic domain detection to identify whether your project is MCU, MPU, or WPF. It then auto-triggers the correct domain-specific agents and applies the relevant coding standards and validations.

To validate device-tree configurations for MPU projects, the tool enforces domain-specific rules that check your configurations during the PDCA workflow. This ensures your device-tree overlays and nodes meet the required governance checks.

Yes, you can enforce MVVM adherence for WPF UI patterns automatically. When the WPF domain is detected, the tool applies specific rules that guide UI pattern development and ensure compliance with MVVM architecture standards.

The best way to add safety and quality guardrails before an embedded release is to use PDCA governance rules. They enforce coding standards, run compliance checks, and apply risk mitigation across MCU, MPU, and WPF domains.