project-conventions

You can enforce coding standards by defining project conventions that standardize agent behavior, providing context, patterns, and anti-patterns to guide multi-agent interactions and reduce ambiguity across coding tasks.

Anti-patterns highlight frequent mistakes and explain why they undermine consistency and quality. Documenting these anti-patterns alongside correct templates helps agents avoid common pitfalls during automated coding and review tasks.

Set up naming and documentation conventions by defining structured context, concrete templates, and examples. This standardizes agent behavior and guides reliable decision-making during code generation and review processes.

You need to codify codebase conventions when standardizing agent behavior across multiple coding tasks. This reduces ambiguity and improves consistency in decision-making, especially when managing multi-agent interactions within a repository.

No, defining coding patterns and conventions does not require specific dependencies or components. It relies on a structured frontmatter with essential fields, context, and examples to enable secure usage and reliable discovery.