Once we have the ability to execute arbitrary rules on a known project, we now need to go up one level and add the ability to receive a reference to some kind of project (a shortname, like "utils", or a directory path), resolve that reference to a Git repository, clone the repository if necessary, execute the rules on that repository, and then print out a report.
Once we have the ability to execute arbitrary rules on a known project, we now need to go up one level and add the ability to receive a reference to some kind of project (a shortname, like "utils", or a directory path), resolve that reference to a Git repository, clone the repository if necessary, execute the rules on that repository, and then print out a report.