project-conventions

To establish project structure, you define directory layouts, file naming conventions, and documentation standards. This ensures consistent directory structures, file names, and ways of working across all projects within an existing codebase.

A three-layer documentation model is a structured approach used to maintain clarity and consistency in project documentation. It operates within the context of the existing codebase to define project structure and ways of working.

Codebase awareness ensures all operations respect existing patterns, dependencies, and reference implementations. By defining project conventions, you guarantee that development operates within the context of the current codebase.

Yes, project structure definition operates in the context of the existing codebase. It uses your current directory structures and reference implementations to ensure all naming conventions and documentation standards respect established patterns.

The best way to standardize file naming conventions is to implement a project structure definition skill. It establishes uniform directory structures, file names, and documentation standards to ensure consistent development across all projects.