Write Coding Standards From File
github/awesome-copilotYou can create a coding standards guide for your project by looking at existing code. This tool reads your files or folders and learns the patterns you already use. It checks things like indentation, naming, and comments. Then it writes a clear document everyone can follow. Consistent code is easier to read and maintain. The guide helps new team members get up to speed fast.
You control the output. Choose a detailed or minimal template. Add the standards straight to your README file. The tool can find and fix inconsistencies in your codebase. It even suggests a filename for the new document that does not already exist in your project.
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