project-conventions

To establish coding standards, you define patterns for error handling, testing, code style, and file structure. This skill provides a starter template to standardize codebase practices and guide developers and AI agents during onboarding and code reviews.

The best way to enforce project conventions is by defining consistent patterns for context, error handling, testing, and code style. This skill serves as a starter template that standardizes practices and integrates into automation pipelines to ensure codebase alignment.

Yes, you can use project conventions to accelerate AI-assisted development. By defining clear codebase patterns and documentation, this skill helps new developers onboard faster and ensures AI agents generate code that aligns with your existing project patterns.

No, this project conventions skill requires no external dependencies or components. It uses a manifest with YAML frontmatter for name and description, and supports optional directories for scripts, references, and assets to tailor the conventions to your codebase.

To customize the starter template for your code style and documentation rules, you replace the placeholder patterns with your actual project conventions. This tailors the skill to your codebase, specifying exact practices for error handling, testing, and file structure.