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Version: 1.0.0 Last Updated: [DATE] Status: Draft/Active/Deprecated Standard Code: [XX] (2-4 letters for CLAUDE.md reference)

📋 Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Core Principles
  3. Detailed Standards
  4. Implementation Patterns
  5. Tool Recommendations
  6. Testing & Validation
  7. Security Considerations
  8. Performance Guidelines
  9. Migration Guide
  10. Implementation Checklist

Overview

[Provide a clear, concise overview of what this standard covers and why it's important. Include the scope and target audience.]

When to Use This Standard

  • [Specific use case 1]
  • [Specific use case 2]
  • [Specific use case 3]

Prerequisites

  • [Required knowledge or standards]
  • [Related standards that should be understood first]

Core Principles

1. [Principle Name]

[Explain the principle and why it matters]

Example:

```[language] // Good example [code]

// Bad example [code] 

### 2. [Next Principle]

[Continue with 3-5 core principles]

---

## Detailed Standards

### [Category 1]

#### [REQUIRED] [Specific Standard]

[Detailed explanation of the standard]

**Implementation:**

```[language]
[code example]

Configuration Example:

# Example configuration
[config]

[Explanation and examples]

[Category 2]

[Continue with all categories]

Implementation Patterns

Pattern: [Pattern Name]

Context: [When to use this pattern]

Solution:

```[language] [implementation code] 

**Benefits:**

- [Benefit 1]
- [Benefit 2]

**Trade-offs:**

- [Trade-off 1]
- [Trade-off 2]

### Pattern: [Next Pattern]

[Continue with 3-5 key patterns]

---

## Tool Recommendations

### [REQUIRED] Essential Tools

| Tool | Purpose | Configuration |
|------|---------|--------------|
| [tool-name] | [what it does] | See `[config-file]` |
| [tool-name] | [what it does] | `[inline-config]` |

### [RECOMMENDED] Additional Tools

| Tool | Purpose | When to Use |
|------|---------|-------------|
| [tool-name] | [what it does] | [specific scenarios] |

### Tool Configuration Examples

```toml
# pyproject.toml example
[tool.example]
setting = "value"

Testing & Validation

Testing Requirements

  • [REQUIRED] [Test type 1]: [Description and target metrics]
  • [REQUIRED] [Test type 2]: [Description and target metrics]
  • [RECOMMENDED] [Test type 3]: [Description]

Validation Examples

```[language] // Example test [test code] 

### CI/CD Integration

```yaml
# .github/workflows/example.yml
[workflow configuration]

Security Considerations

[REQUIRED] Security Measures

  1. [Security Aspect]: [How to implement]

[language] [security code example]

  1. [Another Aspect]: [Implementation details]

Common Security Pitfalls

  • Pitfall: [Description] Solution: [How to avoid]

Performance Guidelines

Performance Targets

Metric Target Measurement Method
[metric] [target value] [how to measure]

Optimization Strategies

  1. [Strategy Name]
  2. When to apply: [conditions]
  3. Implementation: [approach]
  4. Expected improvement: [metrics]

Migration Guide

Migrating from [Old Approach]

  1. Assessment Phase
  2. [Check current state]

  3. [Identify gaps]

  4. Migration Steps

# Step 1: [Description]
[commands]

# Step 2: [Description]
[commands]
  1. Validation
  2. [How to verify successful migration]

Implementation Checklist

Phase 1: Foundation (Week 1)

  • [Task 1]
  • [Task 2]
  • [Task 3]

Phase 2: Core Implementation (Week 2-3)

  • [Task 4]
  • [Task 5]
  • [Task 6]

Phase 3: Advanced Features (Week 4+)

  • [Task 7]
  • [Task 8]
  • [Task 9]

Validation Checklist

  • All [REQUIRED] standards implemented
  • Test coverage meets requirements
  • Security measures in place
  • Performance targets achieved
  • Documentation updated

References

  • Add links to related standards here
  • Include external resources and documentation
  • Reference official documentation

Appendix: Quick Reference

Command Cheat Sheet

# Common commands
[command] - [description]
[command] - [description]

Configuration Quick Reference

[KEY]: [value] - [description]
[KEY]: [value] - [description]

Note: This standard is a living document. Updates and improvements are welcome via pull requests to the standards repository.