Sure thing! First, lock your naming convention in a single, clearly‑named file and share it on the project repo. Use a consistent prefix for bones, like “root_”, “spine_”, “arm_L_”, “arm_R_”, and keep the order in the hierarchy exactly as the prefix suggests. Color‑code the controllers so you can see the structure at a glance – red for spine, blue for limbs, green for facial rigs. Then, write a quick script that runs on scene load to verify that every bone’s name matches the template and that children follow the parent order. If someone sneaks a rename, the script can pop a warning and, if you’re brave, auto‑revert to the original. Finally, keep a “bone cheat sheet” in the scene’s User Defined Properties so the team can reference it without digging through the node list. That way, when someone changes a name, you can say, “Nice try, but that’s not how we do it” and immediately fix it. Coffee in hand, let’s keep the hierarchy clean and the rage at bay!