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Summaries, descriptions, punctuation, and public-facing copy for OpenAPI specs.
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Summaries, descriptions, punctuation, and public-facing copy for OpenAPI specs.
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Request and response example values for Redocly OpenAPI docs.
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Firefly Services API Style Guide checkpoints for api-eval (not api-fix).
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Route OpenAPI JSON work to api-eval, api-review, or api-fix skills.
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OpenAPI schema patterns — anyOf, $ref, naming, OpenAPI 3.0 vs 3.1.
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Points to /api-eval, /api-review, and /api-fix skills for OpenAPI JSON in static/.
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OpenAPI file structure, section order, license, and JSON validity.
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OpenAPI tags, standard error responses, and authentication parameters.
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Always apply this rule. When you draft or generate a git commit message (for example in the Source Control commit box or when asked in Agent chat), follow this format.
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How to add or edit Cursor rules in our project.
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Deprecated — use api-ref-router and modular api-ref- rules with api-eval skill.
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Evaluate Experience League markdown content quality.
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Use when modifications are made or requested in a gatsby.config file.
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Points agents and contributors to gc (/gc) and gcam (/gcam) skills for staging and commits with the repo Git message format. Use when the user mentions /gc, /gcam, quick commit, review before commit, or gc / gcam skills.
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Generate Firefly product landing page markdown from pasted PRD (wiki/Confluence) content.
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Cursor rule "getting-started-docs" from AdobeDocs/ff-services-docs, covering getting started documentation standards, document structure, frontmatter, section requirements and documentation types.
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This document outlines the linting rules and best practices for maintaining high-quality documentation in our project.
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PR title, body, and Jira-link conventions for this repo.
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USE WHEN designing, implementing, or reviewing API security (versioning, auth, rate limits, testing).
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USE WHEN implementing user authentication, login systems, session management, or access control.
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These rules define essential practices for writing and generating secure code. They apply universally — to manual development, automated tooling, and AI-generated code. Our codebase follows a security‑first mindset: security is built in from day one.
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USE WHEN you wish to test the currently implemented logic for dangers and insecure flows.
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USE WHEN designing, implementing, or reviewing data protection (classification, encryption, key management, privacy).
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USE WHEN adding, updating, or reviewing third-party dependencies, package files, or supply chain security.