production-code-quality

name	production-code-quality
description	Apply language- and platform-specific engineering rules to retained source code being created or changed. Use for implementation quality and configured gates; skip review-only work, disposable experiments, and generated or vendored code.

Production Code Quality

1. Establish the changed surface before choosing conventions. Inspect only the repository instructions, source and tests, nearby patterns, manifests and lockfiles, target configuration, and formatter, analyzer, compiler, or test settings that can affect the in-scope code. Identify only the language, framework, runtime, platform, and tool versions that affect that surface; do not inventory unrelated packages or subprojects.
2. For every language with added or modified retained source, read its applicable language reference: Python, TypeScript and JavaScript, Go, Rust, Java and Kotlin, .NET, C and C++, or Swift. Read other languages and current official documentation for each unlisted affected language. Do not load guides for languages outside the changed surface.