justin-0101/AutoCorrection-V3.0-0407

Automatic grading system for middle school essays

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01-project-overview

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A project overview rule for the AutoCorrection project. It documents the project's purpose, main features, technology choices, and important files.

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02-architecture

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A set of coding instructions describing a software system’s architecture, dependency-injection setup, folder structure, main modules, and data flow.

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04-workflow

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A Cursor rule describing workflows for system operation, essay correction, user authentication, and system monitoring. Cursor rules are instructions that guide an AI coding assistant.

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justin-0101/AutoCorrection-V3.0-0407

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A Cursor rule explaining a dependency-injection system, its core concepts, usage patterns, and service registration in serviceregistrydi.py. Dependency injection is a way to provide a component with the services it needs instead of making it create them itself.

not rated 4 1y ago A 590 tokens

06-data-models

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Documentation of the application's database models and their relationships, using SQLAlchemy ORM. An ORM is a way for code to work with database records through objects.

not rated 4 1y ago A 575 tokens

10-setup-guide

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A guide for setting up a consistent development environment, including steps intended to prevent common problems such as indentation errors. The guide is written in Chinese.

not rated 4 1y ago A 1,070 tokens

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