Comment by yodsanklai
3 hours ago
This is what we do in my company, give the guidelines to the model. Unfortunately, the model isn't always following them and it's impossible to enforce them manually. There's too much code to review, the code is generally low quality, and is more often than not auto-approved by AI.
Unless you're working on your own project on which you have full control, or you have a strong authority figure in your company who cares about that, it's a lost battle.
It's sad for anyone who love their craft, but tbh I'm not even sure it matters anymore for most projects.
Either you can put it in a linter and automate/force it, or people/agents will take liberties. I feel like there's usually exceptions where a well-meaning guideline doesn't properly fit a specific scenario.