Ensure consistent application of coding style conventions throughout the codebase, including naming patterns, type usage, code organization, and formatting standards. Key areas to maintain consistency: **Naming Conventions:** - Use consistent casing for constants (e.g., `STACKOVERFLOW` not `StackOverflow`) - Remove underscore prefixes from private members as per current standards - Apply `readonly` modifier consistently to input signals and computed values **Type Usage:** - Prefer `unknown` over `any` for better type safety - Use consistent patterns for optional chaining and type assertions **Code Organization:** - Place documentation comments before decorators consistently - Extract repeated constants to the top of files or shared utilities - Use `async/await` syntax consistently instead of `Promise.resolve()` **Example of consistent readonly usage:** ```typescript // Consistent - all inputs marked as readonly readonly docContent = input(); readonly urlFragment = toSignal(this.route.fragment); readonly hasClosed = linkedSignal(() => { ... }); // Inconsistent - missing readonly modifiers docContent = input(); urlFragment = toSignal(this.route.fragment); ``` **Example of consistent constant extraction:** ```typescript // Good - constants extracted and consistently named const MAX_DISPLAY_LENGTH = 200; const COPY_FEEDBACK_TIMEOUT = 2000; const STACKOVERFLOW = 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/angular'; // Avoid - magic numbers and inconsistent naming setTimeout(() => { ... }, 2000); export const StackOverflow = 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/angular'; ``` Consistency in style reduces cognitive load, improves maintainability, and makes the codebase more professional. Establish team conventions and apply them uniformly across all files.