squad-conventions

To enforce zero-dependency Node.js conventions, standardize project guidelines to use only Node.js built-in modules. This reduces drift and ensures consistent usage across Squad CLI tooling without external package reliance.

Standardizing error-handling patterns involves documenting a consistent approach for failures across the codebase. This Squad conventions baseline reduces ambiguity, speeds up maintenance, and guides developers during implementation and review.

To reduce onboarding friction for new contributors, apply standardized coding conventions covering file structure and naming. This aligns developers on project patterns quickly and prevents ad-hoc changes during bug fixes or new features.

Yes, you can use this approach to standardize project structure for Squad CLI tooling. It structures project files and tests as described in the documentation, promoting consistent patterns across implementation and maintenance phases.

You should use zero-dependency patterns for Squad tools to eliminate external package reliance and ensure stability. By relying on Node.js built-ins, you reduce drift, lower onboarding time, and maintain a unified coding baseline.