package-pi-autoformat

Package-scoped autoformat rules are applied by loading formatter configurations from project and global config files, formatting only touched files across code, tests, and docs to ensure formatting adheres to repository-configured conventions.

Context-aware autoformatting is a mechanism that applies project-level formatter overrides and repository-configured rules to reduce style drift, ensuring code, tests, and docs align across the package.

You format only touched files by using the autoformat extension to apply formatting exclusively to files edited by the agent, reducing unnecessary changes and limiting formatting scope to modified content.

Autoformatting does not block edits; it surfaces non-fatal formatting issues to avoid blocking edits, allowing the agent to continue working while still highlighting configuration or style problems.

Yes, you can load and enforce project-scoped formatting rules from project config files and global config to align style across code, tests, and docs within the package.

Formatting drift occurs when repository-configured formatters and project-level overrides are not consistently loaded and enforced, causing style inconsistencies across code, tests, and docs.