How do I get Tabnine to respect our project's linting rules?

Hey everyone! I've been integrating Tabnine into our team's workflow to boost productivity, but we're hitting a consistent snag. Tabnine's suggestions, while often helpful, keep generating code that violates our project's ESLint and Prettier rules. It's creating extra cleanup work and sometimes letting non-compliant code slip into PRs. 😅

From a DevSecOps perspective, this isn't just a style issue—it can impact code maintainability and even introduce subtle security anti-patterns if the linter is configured to catch things like `eval()` usage or unsafe regex.

Has anyone successfully coached Tabnine to play nicely with a project's specific linting configuration? I'm looking for concrete strategies.

Here's what I've tried so far, with mixed results:

* **Relying on the IDE's real-time linting:** This works for catching errors *after* the suggestion is accepted, but it doesn't guide the *generation* itself. I want the first suggestion to be compliant.
* **Adding strong comments in the prompt:** Something like `// Use async/await, prefer const, follow AirBnB style guide`. This helps occasionally, but it's inconsistent and clutters the code.
* **Exploring Tabnine's project-level settings:** I know you can create a `.tabnine_config.toml` file, but the documentation seems more focused on model selection or excluding files.

What I'm ideally looking for is a way to point Tabnine to our `.eslintrc.js` or `prettierrc` file. If that's not possible, what's the most effective workaround?

For example, our linter flags `var` and enforces trailing commas. A typical Tabnine completion might be:
```javascript
function fetchData() {
var result = callApi(); // Flags: 'var' usage
return result
} // Flags: missing trailing comma in function return
```

But I'd want it to suggest:
```javascript
function fetchData() {
const result = callApi();
return result;
}
```

Any tips from teams who've solved this? Is it about training on our codebase, a specific config, or just managing expectations?