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CRITICAL: Always Read Cursor Rules First

Before writing ANY Motia code, you MUST read the relevant cursor rules from .cursor/rules/:

Configuration Guide (in .cursor/rules/motia/)

1. motia-config.mdc - Project configuration
   • Package.json requirements ("type": "module")
   • Plugin naming conventions and setup
   • Adapter configuration, Redis setup
   • Stream authentication patterns

Step Type Guides (in .cursor/rules/motia/)

1. api-steps.mdc - HTTP endpoints

   • Creating API Steps with TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python
   • Request/response schemas, validation, middleware
   • When to emit events vs process directly

2. event-steps.mdc - Background tasks

   • Creating Event Steps with TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python
   • Topic subscription, event chaining, retry mechanisms
   • Asynchronous workflow patterns

3. cron-steps.mdc - Scheduled tasks

   • Creating Cron Steps with TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python
   • Cron expression syntax, idempotent patterns
   • When to emit events from scheduled jobs

4. state-management.mdc - State/cache management

   • Using state across steps with TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python
   • When to use state vs database
   • TTL configuration, caching strategies

5. middlewares.mdc - Request/response middleware

   • Creating middleware with TypeScript, JavaScript, or Python
   • Authentication, validation, error handling
   • Middleware composition patterns

6. realtime-streaming.mdc - Real-time data

   • Server-Sent Events (SSE) patterns
   • WebSocket support
   • Stream configuration and usage

7. virtual-steps.mdc - Visual flow connections

   • Creating NOOP steps for Workbench
   • Virtual emits/subscribes for documentation
   • Workflow visualization

8. ui-steps.mdc - Custom Workbench components

   • Creating custom visual components (TypeScript/React)
   • EventNode, ApiNode, CronNode components
   • Styling with Tailwind