project-conventions

Pre-commit compliance enforces coding standards by running linting, formatting, and basic quality checks before commits are accepted. It blocks non-compliant commits to ensure consistent development practices across the project.

CI/CD guidelines standardize automated workflows by providing clear rules for automated tests, builds, and deployments. This ensures consistent pipeline operations and prevents brittle builds during continuous integration.

Inconsistent development practices cause brittle builds and onboarding friction. Centralizing project conventions ensures readability and sustainable collaboration by enforcing uniform documentation standards and clear workflow guidelines.

Intermediate-file management handles tmp-files through clear guidelines and checklists during builds. It enforces documentation standards to improve discoverability and maintenance of project references.

Project conventions verify changes align with CI/CD workflows by codifying rules for commits, pull requests, and builds. Activating this checks new changes against centralized standards and surfaces missing documentation.

Documentation standards promote a uniform README and docs structure to improve discoverability and maintenance. A knowledge accumulation layer defines where decisions, notes, and references are stored for easy retrieval.