pixee organization coding-guidelines

PREREQUISITES: Read ../pixee-shared/SKILL.md for global flags, exit codes, and error handling, and ../pixee-auth/SKILL.md if authentication needs to be configured. See ../pixee-preferences/SKILL.md for the sibling organization preferences resource — a freeform markdown blob, distinct from the uploaded documents this skill lists.

Coding-guidelines documents are organization-level files (style guides, security standards, internal conventions) that the Pixee platform can apply alongside org preferences when generating fixes. Unlike pixee organization preferences, which manages a single freeform markdown blob inline, coding-guidelines are a set of uploaded documents, each with its own filename and processing status.

pixee organization coding-guidelines list

pixee organization coding-guidelines list

No flags beyond the global ones. Pagination is transparent — the CLI walks every page in one call.

Text output is tab-separated with columns display_name, filename, status, size, id. Use --output json (or --json) for the full HAL record per document.

Examples

# List every coding-guidelines document for the organization
pixee organization coding-guidelines list

# Machine-readable listing piped to jq
pixee organization coding-guidelines list --json | jq '.[] | {display_name, status}'

# Find documents that failed processing
pixee organization coding-guidelines list --json | jq '.[] | select(.status != "ready")'

Best practices

• Check status before assuming a recently uploaded document is already in effect — processing is asynchronous, and a document in a non-ready state won't yet influence fix generation.
• This skill only lists documents; uploading, replacing, or deleting a coding-guidelines document is done through the Pixee web app or the API directly. See pixee-api for the HAL-first discovery pattern if scripting against those endpoints.
• Don't conflate this resource with pixee organization preferences (see pixee-preferences): preferences are one inline markdown blob; coding-guidelines are a set of uploaded documents.