A set of instructions for using and maintaining a source-reading methodology: a process for studying large open-source codebases and writing explanations that can be traced back to exact source lines.
A source-code reading method for understanding a large open-source repository and turning it into documentation, a course, or a book. Every technical claim is tied to exact lines in the repository.
A set of Cursor rules describing development constraints and configuration standards, including model settings, environment variables, network fallback, and workflow requirements.
A private configuration rule for storing credentials and API-call examples, including model, image-generation, and web-search settings. It is intended to stay out of Git through .gitignore.