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Introduction

Engineering Standards

POM & ED Departments

One place for every department’s engineering standards. Each department writes and maintains its own, in the same format, so anyone (or any coding agent) can find the rule that applies without guessing.

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Pass the page URL when you ask. Example:

Read https://swe.ardhiraka.com/swe/2-technology-selection and walk me through setting up the current stack for a new project.

Copy Page sits next to the table of contents on every docs page. The main button copies markdown to your clipboard; the menu opens the same page in Claude or ChatGPT with one click.

This standard is agent-readable, not just human-readable. Every section lives at /swe/{slug}.md and is indexed in /swe/llms.txt, so a coding agent can read the current rules instead of guessing from training data.

Want the agent to enforce standards on its own? Install the Agent Plugin: skills that review PRs, diffs, and design calls against these rules using live content from this site. Install docs live here; the plugin source is in a private org repo.

How this works

Every department publishes its standard as its own set of pages under its own section of this site, so nothing here is generic advice, it is the actual, current rule a given department is held to.

  • One format, many departments. Every standard follows the same shape: numbered sections, explicit decision rules, and a change-proposal process, so switching between departments never means learning a new way to read the docs.
  • Agent-readable, not just human-readable. A published department’s content is indexed for coding agents too, see the callout below, so an agent can fetch the current rules instead of guessing from training data.
  • Not every department has content yet. A department listed below with no published sections is real, it is being drafted, not filler. Check back, or ask that department directly if you need something sooner.