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When you have multiple repositories, keeping coding standards consistent is a challenge. Kodus supports rule inheritance so you can define rules once and apply them everywhere.

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Organization-level rules

Create rules at the organization level and they automatically apply to all repositories:
  1. Pick Global in the scope picker at the top of the Code review group in the sidebar, then open Kody Rules
  2. Create your rules with New rule — they apply to every repository in the organization
  3. Individual repositories can inherit, override, or exclude specific rules

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Rule inheritance

Rules flow down from organization → repository → directory:
  • Organization rules apply everywhere by default
  • Repository rules can override or extend organization rules
  • Directory rules can further specialize for specific paths
A repository can exclude an inherited rule if it doesn’t apply to that codebase.

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Cross-repository references

Use @repo:org/project in rule instructions to reference files from other repositories:
This lets you maintain a central standards repository that all rules reference.

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Memories across the organization

Memories scoped to organization level apply across all repositories. For example:
For details, see Rules Inheritance.