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Purpose: Specific workflow rules for AI/SWE agents to ensure proper integration with development tools, processes, and quality gates. These rules govern agent behavior when working autonomously on software development tasks.
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This rule enforces best practices and coding standards for Bash scripting to improve code quality, maintainability, and security. It covers naming conventions, formatting, error handling, security, and performance considerations.
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ALWAYS follow Design-First Development for every feature and bug fix.
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Purpose: Enforce complete implementation standards to prevent stub code, placeholders, and incomplete work from being committed. Based on lessons learned from MCP Test Harness audit where 60%+ of "complete" work was actually placeholder implementations.
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Purpose: Process enforcement and team development standards for enterprise Rust projects. Use this for team environments requiring strict quality gates, design documentation, and automated workflow enforcement.
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This rule file provides comprehensive guidance on Docker best practices, covering Dockerfile construction, image optimization, and security considerations. It aims to improve the efficiency, maintainability, and security of Docker-based projects.
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Purpose: Ensures all documentation is accurate, complete, and synchronized with actual codebase. Prevents documentation drift, validates code examples, and maintains high-quality user experience through reliable documentation.
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This rule provides essential guidance for executing GitHub CLI (gh) commands correctly when using the runterminalcmd tool. It covers the critical workaround for pager-related issues that cause gh commands to fail with "cannot open '|' for reading" errors. The rule documents why piping gh commands to cat (e.g., gh run…
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Enforces structured development workflow using GitHub issues, milestones, and projects. Ensures systematic progression through milestone-focused development with comprehensive tracking and verification.
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This rule provides comprehensive best practices for developing and maintaining Kubernetes applications and infrastructure, covering coding standards, security, performance, testing, and deployment.
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Enterprise-grade patterns for production systems including security, complex architecture, and deployment. Use this for high-stakes applications requiring authentication, comprehensive testing, and production deployment.
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Purpose: Design patterns, architecture, and performance optimizations for real-world applications. Use this when building web APIs, CLI tools, or any application requiring proper structure and scalability.
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This rule provides comprehensive best practices for Rust development, covering code organization, common patterns, performance, security, testing, pitfalls, and tooling. It aims to guide developers in writing idiomatic, efficient, secure, and maintainable Rust code.
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Enforces comprehensive test-driven development practices based on lessons learned from testing gaps and failures.
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Enforces proper TDD workflow planning to prevent scope limitation and incomplete test coverage.
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Enforces comprehensive test coverage requirements and validation standards.
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Validates test quality and prevents testing theater anti-patterns in Rust test files.
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