Enterprise Features

ContextKit includes features for policy enforcement, corrections tracking, and monorepo support.

Policy Enforcement

contextkit check

Validate installation and enforce policy compliance based on .contextkit/policies/policy.yml.

Policy Configuration Example:

enforcement:
  testing:
    numbered_cases: warn  # off | warn | block
    coverage_threshold: 80
  code_style:
    typescript_strict: warn

contextkit checkcontextkit check --strict

Enforcement levels: off (no check), warn (warning), block (error).

check also runs the stale-context check: instructions pointing at missing files or removed skills, and always-loaded context over context_budget_lines (default 400). Run only that part with contextkit check --context.

Corrections Logging

contextkit note

Track AI performance issues, preferences, and improvements in .contextkit/corrections.md.

contextkit note "always use named exports" --category "Preferences" --priority LOW

Categories: AI Behavior, Preferences, Rule Updates, Trend Indicators. Use this to continuously improve AI performance over time.

In your AI tool, /learn "rule" turns a correction into one rule in the right .contextkit/standards/ file and logs it with ck note. /ck tidy promotes mistakes logged twice or more into rules.

Monorepo Support

Automatic Detection & Scope Selection

ContextKit automatically detects monorepo structures (Turborepo, Nx, Lerna) and classifies packages as frontend or backend.

contextkit analyze # Interactive: prompts for scopecontextkit analyze --scope both # Analyze both frontend & backend

When analyzing both, generates separate standards in .contextkit/standards/frontend/ and .contextkit/standards/backend/.

💡 Getting Started

All features are available immediately after installation — no extra setup required.

Quick Start Guide →Commands Reference →

Monorepo Support

Troubleshooting

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