project-conventions

You can enforce coding standards by documenting your project conventions as concrete, reusable patterns in a SKILL.md file, then applying that standardized blueprint across codebases and code reviews to maintain consistency.

Documenting project conventions involves capturing authorship, structure, error handling, testing, and documentation requirements in a central file, providing a single source of truth to facilitate onboarding and cross-team collaboration.

Yes, you can use a starter template to establish and document project conventions, replacing placeholders with your team's specific patterns for context, error handling, testing, and file structure to maintain quality across repositories.

Standardizing project conventions accelerates code reviews by providing a consistent, standardized blueprint that reviewers and contributors can reference, ensuring quality and consistency across multi-contributor environments.

No specific linting tools are required to define project conventions. You can capture your team's coding standards and structural requirements directly in a SKILL.md file and related resources without additional dependencies.