Pattern language sites / books have existed for years. The right approach is more work out what shared patterns are, make sure a bunch of reasonable ones are p

Pattern language sites / books have existed for years. The right approach is more work out what shared patterns are, make sure a bunch of reasonable ones are post trained into the models so that it's easy to refer to them by name (e.g. "tim pope / chris beams style commit messages", or "make invalid state unrepresentable") and then you're in a world where you can define your personal tasted through labels rather than repetition of the core arguments.