phase-2-convention

Enforce coding conventions by generating a CONVENTIONS.md file with naming rules, folder structure guidelines, and architecture principles to standardize AI-generated code and team contributions.

A coding conventions document should include naming rules, minimal folder-structure guides, environment variable conventions, and clean-architecture principles to direct AI-generated code outputs.

Start standardizing by drafting core naming rules and a minimal folder-structure guide, then generate deliverables like CONVENTIONS.md and docs/01-plan/naming.md to establish project guidelines.

Yes, you can use a PDCA-driven workflow to manage environment variable conventions and deliver phase-ready design artifacts including planning docs, references, and templates for ongoing AI-assisted development.

Yes, this standardization approach applies to both new projects and ongoing AI-assisted development, enforcing consistent code style and collaboration through phase-aware deliverables and architecture guidelines.

Relying on generated documentation requires continuous team adherence to the defined naming rules and architecture principles, as the deliverables only provide guidelines rather than automated code-level enforcement.