file-editing
01FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
File-handling rules written in Russian that require following requests literally, avoiding unrequested changes, and making backups.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
File-handling rules written in Russian that require following requests literally, avoiding unrequested changes, and making backups.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
A pre-installation rule that checks whether software is compatible with the system before installation.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
A rule for recreating content based on an existing example while keeping its full structure. This includes preserving links and separators.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
Do not draw conclusions unless the user asks for them.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
A file-management rule for outdated control files, such as plans, checklists, maps, diagrams, and registries. When the described state changes, the old file moves to an archive and the live and archived copies link to each other.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
A writing protocol for keeping decision, work, fact, and cycle journals separate. It gives the main agent and its helper agents rules for choosing the right file and journal style.
FrigateCaptain/ElucidatingYourLLM
Cursor rule Cursor
A set of rules for managing Cursor rule files, which control how the coding agent behaves in a project. It covers where rules belong, how to name them, how to format them, and how to keep a registry updated.
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