Rules

A Rule is a standard the code should meet, with instructions for finding places that break it, fixing them and reviewing the change. A Rule is not a test command and not a Skill. A Rule without scan guidance is still a draft and cannot be scanned.

Add Rules to a Project

Open Maintain, then Create rule. You can:

• Pick from Ready-made Rules, a library of common standards such as security, correctness or accessibility checks.
• Add from your Rule Library, the personal library of Rules you have saved.
• Create custom Rule from Markdown by writing the Rule yourself.
• Import Rules from an existing Project you have access to.

You can also describe the Rule you want to the Maintain agent in the chat, for example Draft a new Rule or Find gaps in my Rules. The agent may ask clarifying questions and then writes the Rule.

Rules copied from a library are copies. Editing the copy in your Project does not change the library, and the reverse is also true.

The Rule page

Open a Rule to see its name, what it looks for, and its Markdown definition, along with the Issues it has found and their history. From the Rule page you can:

• Scan for this Rule to run a Scan with just this Rule.
• Explain Rule to have the agent explain what it checks and why.
• Edit the name or definition, or ask the Maintain agent to change it.
• Save to Library to reuse the Rule in other Projects.
• Delete the Rule, which also deletes its Issues, Scans and notes.
• View open Issues to jump to its findings on the board.

The Rule Library

Rule Library in the main sidebar holds the Rules you have saved, so you can bring the same standards into every Project.

Next step

Run a Scan and work through the Issues it finds.