rashedul-agentic-engineering: Instructions file for GitHub Copilot

Automated Code Review Guidelines

Replace this file with your repo's review rubric before relying on the workflow.

This is a starter template. The workflow at .github/workflows/cursor_review.yml reads this file (and any {{MODULE:...}} files under .github/instructions/modules/) verbatim into the review prompt, so anything written here becomes the rubric Cursor uses on every PR.

Context: Briefly describe what this repo is — framework, language, architecture, key conventions. The reviewing agent uses this to calibrate its expectations. Example: "This is a Next.js 15 monorepo using TypeScript, Drizzle ORM, and Tailwind. Apps live under apps/, shared code under packages/."

CRITICAL: Review ONLY the code changes shown in the diff below. Do NOT review files that weren't changed.

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What to check

List the conventions, patterns, and pitfalls that matter for this repo. Group by theme. Suggested sections:

Framework & architecture

• Bullet specific patterns the framework enforces or that your team has agreed on.
• E.g. "Server Components by default; only mark 'use client' when the component uses hooks or browser APIs."

Type safety

• E.g. "No any. Prefer unknown + narrowing. Use satisfies for inferred-but-checked literals."

Data layer

• E.g. "All DB writes go through the repository layer (lib/db/repos/), never inline Drizzle calls in route handlers."

Security

• Flag unsanitized HTML injection paths (e.g. raw HTML inserted into the DOM without an explicit sanitizer).
• No secrets, tokens, or API keys committed.
• Inputs crossing trust boundaries must be validated before use.

Performance

• E.g. "Avoid waterfall fetches in Server Components — use Promise.all or React's cache()."

Testing

• E.g. "Every new public function gets a vitest unit test; every new route gets an integration test."

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Optional: modular rules

For larger rubrics, split rules into files under .github/instructions/modules/ and reference them here: