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SOP for writing, loading, and evolving a project-level convention file (CONVENTIONS.md / CLAUDE.md / .cursor/rules / .clinerules / AGENTS.md) so that a coder-agent reliably respects your codebase's style choices every session. Tool-agnostic; covers the four load mechanics (read-o
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SOP for writing, loading, and evolving a project-level convention file (CONVENTIONS.md / CLAUDE.md / .cursor/rules / .clinerules / AGENTS.md) so that a coder-agent reliably respects your codebase's style choices every session. Tool-agnostic; covers the four load mechanics (read-only attachment, ancestor-walk auto-load, glob-scoped rules, agent backstory) and the conflict resolution between pinned conventions and the existing code.
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Conventions Pinning — Writing a Style Guide Your Coder-Agent Will Actually Read
One line: a conventions file is the system prompt of your codebase. Treat it like a system prompt, not like a README. Anti-patterns: writing prose, narrating history, marketing the project. Patterns: command-first, verifiable, "prefer X over Y", < 200 lines.
1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)
1.1 Direct triggers
- The user (human or upstream agent) asks "how do I make Claude/Cursor/Cline/Aider respect our style?".
- The same correction has been typed in chat ≥ 2 times this week ("use httpx not requests", "add type hints", "no comments on every line"). Claude Code's docs codify this rule: "Add to it when Claude makes the same mistake a second time." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
- A new project is past the "first 2 modules" phase — there are now style choices implicit in the code that an outsider (or fresh-context agent) can't see.
- The team is switching coder-tools (Aider → Claude Code, or adding Cursor) and conventions are scattered in chat history.
- An AI code review caught the same anti-pattern twice.
1.2 Reverse triggers (skip)
- One-off / throwaway scripts. The write-cost of a conventions file is fixed; the savings are proportional to session count. < 3 sessions → don't bother.
- True greenfield. The first 2-3 files of a project ARE the convention. Pinning style before the style exists locks in arbitrary choices.
- Hard enforcement needed. A conventions file is context, not a hook. Claude Code's docs are explicit: "CLAUDE.md instructions shape Claude's behavior but are not a hard enforcement layer." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] If the rule must run every time (e.g. "must
make lintbefore commit"), write a hook / precommit / CI check. - The rule is already in a config that the agent can read —
.eslintrc,pyproject.toml,.editorconfig,tsconfig.json. Point the agent at the config; don't duplicate.
1.3 Mental check
A conventions file earns its tokens only if it contains information that is not already in the repository. The research is unambiguous on this: "Developer-written context files performed better for exactly the reason you'd guess: they contained information that wasn't already in the repository — tooling preferences, workflow requirements, conventions that existed in developers' heads but not in any documentation." [developer.upsun.com/posts/ai/agents-md-less-is-more]
If everything you would write into CONVENTIONS.md is already discoverable from package.json, pyproject.toml, .eslintrc, the test directory, and obvious code patterns — don't write the file. The agent will pre-cache it itself.
2. 核心心智模型 (Mental Model)
2.1 Convention as compile-time, code-review as runtime
+-------------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------+
| COMPILE-TIME (conventions file) | | RUNTIME (code review / lint / CI) |
| | | |
| - Loaded once per session | | - Runs on every change |
| - Shapes generation | | - Catches violations after-the-fact|
| - Cheap to update, free to ignore | | - Costly to set up, hard to ignore |
| - "Prefer X over Y" lives here | | - "X must always hold" lives here |
| - Style + intent + preferences | | - Invariants + safety + correctness|
+-------------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------+
^ ^
| Conventions guide; |
| review enforces. |
| Both are needed; they fail |
| in different ways. |
Conventions fail by silent drift: agent ignores the rule once, no one notices, code is merged. Review fails by late catch: violation is found post-PR, expensive to fix. The two complement, not substitute.
2.2 The four load mechanics across the ecosystem
Every coder-tool has settled on one of four mechanics for getting persistent context into the agent. Knowing which mechanic your tool uses is the difference between "agent reads my rules" and "agent silently ignores them."
| Mechanic | Examples | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Read-only attach (explicit) | Aider --read CONVENTIONS.md | You explicitly attach the file. Loaded read-only every session, cacheable. [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html] |
| Ancestor-walk auto-load | Claude Code CLAUDE.md, ./.claude/CLAUDE.md, ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md | Tool walks from cwd up to root, concatenates every CLAUDE.md it finds, plus CLAUDE.local.md per directory. Subdirectory files load on-demand when files in that dir are read. [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] |
| Glob-scoped rules dir | Cursor .cursor/rules/*.mdc, Claude Code .claude/rules/*.md with paths: frontmatter, Cline .clinerules/*.md with paths frontmatter | Multiple small files. Each can declare a paths: glob; rule loads only when the agent touches a matching file. [cursor.com/docs/rules], [docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-rules] |
| Agent backstory | CrewAI agent backstory= field, single-agent system-prompt suffix | Style/preferences embedded into the agent's persona at construction time. Per-agent, not per-project. [docs.crewai.com/en/concepts/agents] |
A project that uses multiple tools should pick one source of truth and have the other tools @-import or symlink to it. Claude Code 2.x docs explicitly recommend this: "If your repository already uses AGENTS.md for other coding agents, create a CLAUDE.md that imports it ... @AGENTS.md." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
2.3 Three rules for what goes in (and what doesn't)
| ✅ Put in | ❌ Keep out |
|---|---|
| "Prefer httpx over requests." [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html] | "We've been using Python since 2019 ..." (project narrative) |
| "Use 2-space indentation." | "Run npm install then npm test." (already in package.json) |
"API handlers live in src/api/handlers/." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] | "Format code properly." (unverifiable) |
"Add type hints everywhere; ruff ANN* rules are on." | "Be careful with database connections." (ambiguous) |
Anti-pattern: "Never use os.system; use subprocess.run." | "TODO: write better docs here." (file is not a TODO list) |
Workflow that's not in a script: "Before commit, run make fmt && make test." | The output of make help (the agent can make help itself) |
The litmus test: would this information be discoverable by a competent developer who spent 30 minutes browsing the repo? If yes — leave it out, the agent will discover it too. If no — pin it. [developer.upsun.com/posts/ai/agents-md-less-is-more]
2.4 Size budget: 200 lines, hard
Claude Code documentation: "Target under 200 lines per CLAUDE.md file. Longer files consume more context and reduce adherence." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
Cursor docs: "Keep rules concise: under 500 lines. ... A 1,000-word always-apply rule is expensive, so trim aggressively or convert it to auto-attached with appropriate globs." [cursor.com/docs/rules]
Aider docs: "Above about 25k tokens of context, most models start to become distracted." [aider.chat/docs/troubleshooting/edit-errors.html] — and CONVENTIONS.md is one chunk competing for that budget against the actual code.
When the file passes ~200 lines, split it: glob-scoped rules (Cursor, Claude Code paths:), per-language file (python.md, react.md), or move detail into a skill that loads on demand.
2.5 The conflict precedence rule
You will eventually hit: CONVENTIONS.md says A, the existing code shows B. What wins?
Default precedence the major tools converge on:
managed/org policy > user (~/.claude/) > project (./) > local (gitignored)
(loaded in order; later overrides for conflicts)
existing code in repo ⟂ conventions file ← these don't have built-in precedence;
you must declare it explicitly
The agent does not know which one you want to win unless you tell it. Two patterns:
- Convention wins, refactor the drift. Add to CONVENTIONS.md: "If existing code conflicts with these rules, flag it as drift and propose a refactor, do not propagate the old pattern."
- Code wins, archive the rule. If the codebase has irrevocably moved past a rule, delete the rule. Stale rules are worse than no rules — they cost tokens and create silent contradictions.
Claude Code docs warn about this directly: "If two rules contradict each other, Claude may pick one arbitrarily. Review your CLAUDE.md files ... periodically to remove outdated or conflicting instructions." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
3. SOP 工作流 (Standard Operating Procedure)
Phase 0: Decide whether to write one at all
[Q1] Will this codebase be touched in ≥ 3 future sessions?
no -> skip; pin nothing.
yes -> continue.
[Q2] Are there style/library choices NOT already encoded in config files
(pyproject, eslintrc, editorconfig, tsconfig)?
no -> point the agent at the existing configs; skip a conventions file.
yes -> continue.
[Q3] Is the rule something the agent should DO (guidance) or something that
MUST hold (invariant)?
must hold -> write a hook/precommit/CI check instead.
guidance -> conventions file is the right tool. Continue.
Phase 1: Write — the first cut
Start with 5–15 bullets, max. Aider's documented example is exactly this minimal: two bullets ("prefer httpx over requests" + "use types everywhere"). [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html]
Structure template (copy this):
# <Project> Conventions
## Language & versions
- Python 3.12+ (no 3.11 syntax workarounds).
- Node 20 LTS, TypeScript strict mode.
## Libraries — prefer / avoid
- HTTP client: prefer `httpx` over `requests`.
- Date math: prefer `pendulum` over stdlib `datetime` for tz-aware ops.
- Avoid: `os.system` (use `subprocess.run`), `eval`, raw f-s
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name: agentsop-conventions-pinning version: 0.1.0 description: SOP for writing, loading, and evolving a project-level convention file (CONVENTIONS.md / CLAUDE.md / .cursor/rules / .clinerules / AGENTS.md) so that a coder-agent reliably respects your codebase's style choices every session. Tool-agnostic; covers the four load mechanics (read-only attachment, ancestor-walk auto-load, glob-scoped rules, agent backstory) and the conflict resolution between pinned conventions and the existing code. domain: coder-agent infrastructure / context engineering audience: coder-agents and engineers configuring them, on any project lived in for > 1 day trigger_keywords: - "conventions file" - "CONVENTIONS.md" - "CLAUDE.md" - ".cursorrules" - ".clinerules" - "AGENTS.md" - "coding standards for AI" - "style guide for agent" - "agent ignored my rule" - "pin my coding style" when_to_use: - "any project you (or your agent) will return to more than once" - "the same correction has been typed into chat more than twice" - "code review (human or LLM) keeps catching style violations the agent should know" - "onboarding a new agent / new teammate; they need the project's tacit rules in writing" - "you switch coder-tools and want one canonical style source across Aider, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline" when_not_to_use: - "one-off / throwaway scripts where the cost of writing rules > the cost of the work" - "true greenfield where conventions ARE being invented as code; pin AFTER the first 2-3 modules stabilise" - "you need hard enforcement (lint/format/CI) — conventions are guidance, hooks/precommit are enforcement" - "the project already has a lint config that fully encodes the rule — point at the lint config instead"
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---
name: agentsop-conventions-pinning
version: 0.1.0
description: SOP for writing, loading, and evolving a project-level convention file (CONVENTIONS.md / CLAUDE.md / .cursor/rules / .clinerules / AGENTS.md) so that a coder-agent reliably respects your codebase's style choices every session. Tool-agnostic; covers the four load mechanics (read-only attachment, ancestor-walk auto-load, glob-scoped rules, agent backstory) and the conflict resolution between pinned conventions and the existing code.
domain: coder-agent infrastructure / context engineering
audience: coder-agents and engineers configuring them, on any project lived in for > 1 day
trigger_keywords:
- "conventions file"
- "CONVENTIONS.md"
- "CLAUDE.md"
- ".cursorrules"
- ".clinerules"
- "AGENTS.md"
- "coding standards for AI"
- "style guide for agent"
- "agent ignored my rule"
- "pin my coding style"
when_to_use:
- "any project you (or your agent) will return to more than once"
- "the same correction has been typed into chat more than twice"
- "code review (human or LLM) keeps catching style violations the agent should know"
- "onboarding a new agent / new teammate; they need the project's tacit rules in writing"
- "you switch coder-tools and want one canonical style source across Aider, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline"
when_not_to_use:
- "one-off / throwaway scripts where the cost of writing rules > the cost of the work"
- "true greenfield where conventions ARE being invented as code; pin AFTER the first 2-3 modules stabilise"
- "you need hard enforcement (lint/format/CI) — conventions are guidance, hooks/precommit are enforcement"
- "the project already has a lint config that fully encodes the rule — point at the lint config instead"
---
# Conventions Pinning — Writing a Style Guide Your Coder-Agent Will Actually Read
> One line: a conventions file is **the system prompt of your codebase**. Treat it like a system prompt, not like a README. Anti-patterns: writing prose, narrating history, marketing the project. Patterns: command-first, verifiable, "prefer X over Y", < 200 lines.
---
## 1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)
### 1.1 Direct triggers
- The user (human or upstream agent) asks "how do I make Claude/Cursor/Cline/Aider respect our style?".
- The same correction has been typed in chat ≥ 2 times this week ("use httpx not requests", "add type hints", "no comments on every line"). Claude Code's docs codify this rule: *"Add to it when Claude makes the same mistake a second time."* [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
- A new project is past the "first 2 modules" phase — there are now style choices implicit in the code that an outsider (or fresh-context agent) can't see.
- The team is switching coder-tools (Aider → Claude Code, or adding Cursor) and conventions are scattered in chat history.
- An AI code review caught the same anti-pattern twice.
### 1.2 Reverse triggers (skip)
- **One-off / throwaway scripts**. The write-cost of a conventions file is fixed; the savings are proportional to session count. < 3 sessions → don't bother.
- **True greenfield**. The first 2-3 files of a project ARE the convention. Pinning style before the style exists locks in arbitrary choices.
- **Hard enforcement needed**. A conventions file is *context*, not a *hook*. Claude Code's docs are explicit: *"CLAUDE.md instructions shape Claude's behavior but are not a hard enforcement layer."* [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] If the rule must run every time (e.g. "must `make lint` before commit"), write a hook / precommit / CI check.
- **The rule is already in a config that the agent can read** — `.eslintrc`, `pyproject.toml`, `.editorconfig`, `tsconfig.json`. Point the agent at the config; don't duplicate.
### 1.3 Mental check
> A conventions file earns its tokens only if it contains **information that is not already in the repository**. The research is unambiguous on this: *"Developer-written context files performed better for exactly the reason you'd guess: they contained information that wasn't already in the repository — tooling preferences, workflow requirements, conventions that existed in developers' heads but not in any documentation."* [developer.upsun.com/posts/ai/agents-md-less-is-more]
If everything you would write into CONVENTIONS.md is already discoverable from `package.json`, `pyproject.toml`, `.eslintrc`, the test directory, and obvious code patterns — don't write the file. The agent will pre-cache it itself.
---
## 2. 核心心智模型 (Mental Model)
### 2.1 Convention as compile-time, code-review as runtime
```
+-------------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------+
| COMPILE-TIME (conventions file) | | RUNTIME (code review / lint / CI) |
| | | |
| - Loaded once per session | | - Runs on every change |
| - Shapes generation | | - Catches violations after-the-fact|
| - Cheap to update, free to ignore | | - Costly to set up, hard to ignore |
| - "Prefer X over Y" lives here | | - "X must always hold" lives here |
| - Style + intent + preferences | | - Invariants + safety + correctness|
+-------------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------+
^ ^
| Conventions guide; |
| review enforces. |
| Both are needed; they fail |
| in different ways. |
```
Conventions fail by **silent drift**: agent ignores the rule once, no one notices, code is merged. Review fails by **late catch**: violation is found post-PR, expensive to fix. The two complement, not substitute.
### 2.2 The four load mechanics across the ecosystem
Every coder-tool has settled on one of four mechanics for getting persistent context into the agent. Knowing which mechanic your tool uses is the difference between "agent reads my rules" and "agent silently ignores them."
| Mechanic | Examples | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| **Read-only attach (explicit)** | Aider `--read CONVENTIONS.md` | You explicitly attach the file. Loaded read-only every session, cacheable. [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html] |
| **Ancestor-walk auto-load** | Claude Code `CLAUDE.md`, `./.claude/CLAUDE.md`, `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` | Tool walks from cwd up to root, concatenates every `CLAUDE.md` it finds, plus `CLAUDE.local.md` per directory. Subdirectory files load on-demand when files in that dir are read. [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] |
| **Glob-scoped rules dir** | Cursor `.cursor/rules/*.mdc`, Claude Code `.claude/rules/*.md` with `paths:` frontmatter, Cline `.clinerules/*.md` with `paths` frontmatter | Multiple small files. Each can declare a `paths:` glob; rule loads only when the agent touches a matching file. [cursor.com/docs/rules], [docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-rules] |
| **Agent backstory** | CrewAI agent `backstory=` field, single-agent system-prompt suffix | Style/preferences embedded into the agent's persona at construction time. Per-agent, not per-project. [docs.crewai.com/en/concepts/agents] |
A project that uses multiple tools should pick **one source of truth** and have the other tools `@`-import or symlink to it. Claude Code 2.x docs explicitly recommend this: *"If your repository already uses AGENTS.md for other coding agents, create a CLAUDE.md that imports it ... `@AGENTS.md`."* [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
### 2.3 Three rules for what goes in (and what doesn't)
| ✅ Put in | ❌ Keep out |
|---|---|
| "Prefer httpx over requests." [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html] | "We've been using Python since 2019 ..." (project narrative) |
| "Use 2-space indentation." | "Run `npm install` then `npm test`." (already in package.json) |
| "API handlers live in `src/api/handlers/`." [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory] | "Format code properly." (unverifiable) |
| "Add type hints everywhere; ruff `ANN*` rules are on." | "Be careful with database connections." (ambiguous) |
| Anti-pattern: "Never use `os.system`; use `subprocess.run`." | "TODO: write better docs here." (file is not a TODO list) |
| Workflow that's not in a script: "Before commit, run `make fmt && make test`." | The output of `make help` (the agent can `make help` itself) |
**The litmus test**: *would this information be discoverable by a competent developer who spent 30 minutes browsing the repo?* If yes — leave it out, the agent will discover it too. If no — pin it. [developer.upsun.com/posts/ai/agents-md-less-is-more]
### 2.4 Size budget: 200 lines, hard
Claude Code documentation: *"Target under 200 lines per CLAUDE.md file. Longer files consume more context and reduce adherence."* [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
Cursor docs: *"Keep rules concise: under 500 lines. ... A 1,000-word always-apply rule is expensive, so trim aggressively or convert it to auto-attached with appropriate globs."* [cursor.com/docs/rules]
Aider docs: *"Above about 25k tokens of context, most models start to become distracted."* [aider.chat/docs/troubleshooting/edit-errors.html] — and CONVENTIONS.md is one chunk competing for that budget against the actual code.
When the file passes ~200 lines, split it: glob-scoped rules (Cursor, Claude Code `paths:`), per-language file (`python.md`, `react.md`), or move detail into a skill that loads on demand.
### 2.5 The conflict precedence rule
You will eventually hit: **CONVENTIONS.md says A, the existing code shows B.** What wins?
Default precedence the major tools converge on:
```
managed/org policy > user (~/.claude/) > project (./) > local (gitignored)
(loaded in order; later overrides for conflicts)
existing code in repo ⟂ conventions file ← these don't have built-in precedence;
you must declare it explicitly
```
The agent does **not** know which one you want to win unless you tell it. Two patterns:
1. **Convention wins, refactor the drift.** Add to CONVENTIONS.md: *"If existing code conflicts with these rules, flag it as drift and propose a refactor, do not propagate the old pattern."*
2. **Code wins, archive the rule.** If the codebase has irrevocably moved past a rule, delete the rule. Stale rules are worse than no rules — they cost tokens and create silent contradictions.
Claude Code docs warn about this directly: *"If two rules contradict each other, Claude may pick one arbitrarily. Review your CLAUDE.md files ... periodically to remove outdated or conflicting instructions."* [code.claude.com/docs/en/memory]
---
## 3. SOP 工作流 (Standard Operating Procedure)
### Phase 0: Decide whether to write one at all
```
[Q1] Will this codebase be touched in ≥ 3 future sessions?
no -> skip; pin nothing.
yes -> continue.
[Q2] Are there style/library choices NOT already encoded in config files
(pyproject, eslintrc, editorconfig, tsconfig)?
no -> point the agent at the existing configs; skip a conventions file.
yes -> continue.
[Q3] Is the rule something the agent should DO (guidance) or something that
MUST hold (invariant)?
must hold -> write a hook/precommit/CI check instead.
guidance -> conventions file is the right tool. Continue.
```
### Phase 1: Write — the first cut
Start with **5–15 bullets, max**. Aider's documented example is exactly this minimal: two bullets ("prefer httpx over requests" + "use types everywhere"). [aider.chat/docs/usage/conventions.html]
Structure template (copy this):
```markdown
# <Project> Conventions
## Language & versions
- Python 3.12+ (no 3.11 syntax workarounds).
- Node 20 LTS, TypeScript strict mode.
## Libraries — prefer / avoid
- HTTP client: prefer `httpx` over `requests`.
- Date math: prefer `pendulum` over stdlib `datetime` for tz-aware ops.
- Avoid: `os.system` (use `subprocess.run`), `eval`, raw f-sExaminer la source
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