project-conventions

You standardize coding conventions by documenting rules for patterns, error handling, testing, and file structure, then communicating them to your team to improve collaboration and code consistency.

The best way to document project conventions is using structured content sections with frontmatter metadata, providing clear coding standards and anti-pattern references for new developer onboarding.

Yes, you can use optional starter templates to enforce file structure and coding standards, allowing new projects to quickly bootstrap with predefined conventions and anti-pattern references.

You apply coding standards to error handling and testing by defining specific conventions for these areas, replacing placeholder patterns with your actual project rules to guide the team workflow.

Your team needs documented project conventions to codify codebase patterns, ensuring consistency across collaboration and reducing onboarding friction when applying rules to real-world projects.