One Standards Framework.
Every AI Agent.

Unified coding standards that keep every AI coding assistant writing consistent, clean code.

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The Problem

AI coding agents each follow their own conventions. One uses tabs, another spaces. One favors inheritance, another composition. Without shared rules, your codebase becomes a patchwork of conflicting styles—harder to review, harder to maintain.

The Solution

A single standards framework that compiles into every agent's native config format. Write your rules once—Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI all receive the same architecture, style, and process guidelines.

Supported Agents

First-class support for the five leading AI coding assistants.

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Cursor AI

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GitHub Copilot

copilot-instructions.md
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Claude Code

CLAUDE.md
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OpenAI Codex

.codexrc
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Gemini CLI

GEMINI.md

9 Languages. One Standard.

Consistent architecture and idioms across every language your team uses.

Python .py
Java .java
Kotlin .kt
Swift .swift
Dart .dart
TypeScript .ts
JavaScript .js
Rust .rs
Zig .zig

Why Coding Standards?

Multi-Agent Sync

One source of truth, every agent stays consistent. No more conflicting styles across tools.

Clean Architecture

Domain-driven design principles applied consistently across all supported languages.

One-Command Setup

Install everything with a single command. Standards land where each agent expects them.

Auto-Updating

Git hooks keep standards in sync. Pull once, every agent gets the latest rules.

How It Works

1

Install

Run a single install command in your repo.

2

Standards sync to all agents

Config files are generated for Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI.

3

Consistent code

Every AI assistant follows the same architecture and style rules.

Get started in 5 minutes

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