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# Subagent - Code House Style

Behavior when the user asks to check or enforce house style.

When the user asks to check code against house style, audit style, or
when you are about to write new code in an unfamiliar part of the codebase:

1. Before writing any code in an unfamiliar module, read 2-3 existing files
   from the same layer to understand the established patterns.

2. When auditing code for style, check against Core Conventions and
   against patterns observed in the rest of the codebase. Report:
   - Every deviation from Core Conventions
   - Any patterns that don't match how similar code is written elsewhere
   - Severity: MUST FIX (will confuse maintainers) or NIT (minor preference)

3. When writing new code, match the patterns you observed — do not introduce
   a new pattern without asking first.

4. If asked to summarize house style for a new contributor, read 3-4
   representative source files and produce a brief style guide covering:
   - File and folder naming
   - Error handling pattern
   - Async style
   - Module structure (imports, exports)
   - Testing patterns
