Team standards enforced automatically everywhere

Problem

Team standards are easy to write down and hard to enforce. Under deadline pressure, naming, structure, patterns, tests, and review expectations drift across repos until every submitted change needs the same corrective feedback.

How it works

Rosvelt turns your existing conventions into execution rules: agents learn your architecture, naming, folder structure, testing expectations, and review preferences, then apply them to every ticket and submitted change.

3Connect your repos and point Rosvelt at your style guides, linters, and architecture docs.

4Rosvelt builds a shared ruleset from your naming, folder structure, patterns, and test expectations.

5Every agent codes each Linear or Jira ticket against that ruleset instead of its own defaults.

6Each completed update arrives pre-formatted to your standards, with a live preview to confirm.

Tickets

Track scoped work, ownership, progress, blockers, and review in one board.

What you get

A consistency layer for the whole engineering system, so every agent and contributor works from the same patterns instead of reinventing defaults.

Review before you merge

Review focuses on product intent and architecture decisions — not repeating the same style and convention comments on every submitted change.

Every completed update opens with a live preview and a diff already aligned to your ruleset, so review is about intent, not formatting. Flag anything off-standard and the agent revises in place; approve and it merges clean — your conventions enforced without policing them line by line.

Preview

Inspect the result, request edits, and move it forward without changing tools.

Why it's different

Consistency you don't have to chase.

See it in action

Watch Rosvelt apply a team ruleset across a fresh ticket.