project-conventions

To enforce project conventions, the AI agent maps existing frameworks, directory structures, and coding standards before writing any code. It then strictly applies these discovered patterns during refactoring or feature additions to maintain consistency.

Architecture discovery maps an existing project's frameworks, directory structures, entry points, and API request patterns before any code changes. This process ensures new modifications match the established request flow and coding standards.

To add features without breaking coding standards, the agent reads existing files in the target area, discovers the current style and error handling patterns, and applies strict compliance rules to match the established codebase architecture.

Yes, the agent performs mandatory convention discovery across architecture, API patterns, and database conventions before refactoring. It maps current state management and data fetching approaches to ensure strict compliance with the existing codebase.

When unsure about existing code style, the agent uses safety guardrails to route ambiguous cases to an explicit user question. This prevents introducing mismatched patterns, naming conventions, or libraries into the project.