squad-conventions

To enforce coding conventions for Node.js CLI tooling, apply standardized patterns for code style, error handling, and project structure. This ensures consistency and minimizes runtime surprises across development teams.

Best practices for zero-dependency Node.js CLI development involve using strictly Node built-ins to minimize runtime surprises. This approach ensures robust tooling by avoiding external dependencies and maintaining strict Node.js usage.

To handle errors in Node.js CLI tools with Windows compatibility, follow established conventions that specify clear error handling guidelines. This ensures robust tooling that operates reliably across different operating systems.

Yes, these conventions support existing Node.js CLI projects by providing clear guidelines for file structure and code style. You can apply these patterns directly when modifying or maintaining your current Squad CLI code.

Standardizing error handling and file structure in CLI tools solves the problem of inconsistent code quality across projects. Documented conventions help teams stay aligned and maintain robust tooling during real-world development.