preferred-coding-style

You can enforce coding style across languages by applying a language-agnostic style overlay that takes precedence over system defaults during edits and reviews, ensuring consistent conventions regardless of the project type.

Yes, you can apply personal coding conventions during large refactors and new feature development to ensure naming, comments, and structural changes consistently align with your preferred style across the project.

Personal coding style requires alignment with project guidelines like AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, using precedence rules to override default constraints when conflicts arise between your preferences and the baseline configuration.

To maintain consistent code review conventions, integrate style enforcement into multi-skill workflows to guide style decisions during collaborative reviews, reducing style drift and cognitive load across the team.

The best way to stop style drift is to enforce a high-priority personal style overlay over generated and modified code, ensuring your preferred conventions are consistently applied during large edits and reviews.