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Apply the team's shared coding rules before writing, modifying, or reviewing code. Trigger when the user asks to add a feature, refactor, fix a bug, write tests, or review a change. Reads rules live from the team-rules MCP workspace at /rules/*.md.

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Team Coding Rules

Your team keeps its canonical coding rules in a shared Agent Filesystem workspace exposed as the team-rules MCP server. The workspace is read-only — nobody's agent can write to it. It's the single source of truth for how this team writes code.

Before writing or editing code

  1. Call mcp__team-rules__file_list with path: "/rules" and depth: 2.
  2. For the task at hand, read every rule file that plausibly applies. Examples:
    • auth/secrets/PII work → /rules/security.md
    • any new file or identifier → /rules/style.md, /rules/naming.md
    • adding tests → /rules/testing.md
    • cross-module or new module work → /rules/architecture.md
  3. Cite applicable rules in your plan by path (e.g. "per /rules/security.md…").
  4. Apply the rules to the code you produce.

Rules of engagement

  • The workspace is read-only. Do not attempt file_write, file_replace, file_insert, or file_delete_lines against team-rules — they will fail.
  • If a rule conflicts with what the user asked for, surface the conflict and ask before deciding.
  • If no rule applies, say so — don't invent or extrapolate.
  • Prefer reading the live rule over recalling it from memory. Rules change.

Quick reference

SituationRule file to read
Any code edit/rules/style.md
New file / function / type/rules/naming.md
Auth, input handling, secrets, PII/rules/security.md
Adding or modifying tests/rules/testing.md
New module or cross-boundary work/rules/architecture.md
Commit messages, PR description/rules/git.md
Repository
redis/agent-filesystem
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