Cursor rule Cursor needs its repo
ContextOS core project rules and role orchestration.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on context-manager. Compatibility alias for context-os context selection and budgeting.
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context-os
03Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on context-os. Deterministic context compiler and policy engine for AI coding agents.
not rated 10 today A 24 tokens
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Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on engineering-workflow. Scope implementation work, verify behavior, and report evidence using a proportional lifecycle.
not rated 10 today A 27 tokens
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Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on gemini-precision. Execution guidance for Gemini: inspect code, preserve scope, and report relevant verification evidence.
not rated 10 today A 30 tokens
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gstack-roles
06Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on gstack-roles. Compatibility alias for engineering-workflow with optional specialist review perspectives.
not rated 10 today A 25 tokens
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Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on ponytail-mindset. Choose a minimal maintainable implementation for substantive Build tasks while preserving safety and verification.
not rated 10 today A 30 tokens
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security
08Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on Application Security. Protect authentication, authorization, sensitive data, untrusted input, external integrations, and agent tool execution.
not rated 10 today A 31 tokens
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team-auth
09Cursor rule Cursor
Agent-requested: invoke when working on team-auth. ContextOS rules for team-auth.
not rated 10 today A 17 tokens
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