project-guidelines

Enforce consistent coding conventions by establishing a project guidelines document that specifies error handling, logging, naming, and testing standards. Read and reference this guidelines file during design, review, and implementation phases to ensure all team members apply the same conventions across the codebase.

Project guidelines for SDD workflows should document error handling patterns, logging standards, naming conventions, and testing requirements. Store these in a centralized location like .sdd/project-guidelines.md and reference them consistently during design reviews and code implementation to maintain team alignment.

Apply project guidelines during design and review by reading the project guidelines file, extracting the documented conventions, and translating them into concrete practices. Use these standards to validate design decisions and implementation choices across all team members at each project phase.

Yes, project guidelines standardize error handling and logging by documenting team-specific conventions and enforcing their application during design, review, and implementation. This ensures consistent patterns across all team members and project phases.

Maintain coding standards documentation in a centralized project guidelines file that all team members reference consistently. Document error handling, logging, naming, and testing conventions, then enforce adherence during design reviews and implementation to ensure distributed teams follow the same standards.