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kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "code-quality" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering code quality standards, code style principles, comments philosophy, examples and ❌ bad: obvious comments.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "development-workflow" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering development workflow standards, development server, git operations, documentation creation and testing and linting commands.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "file-management" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering file management and creation rules, core principle: minimize file creation, file creation restrictions, never create files unless absolutely necessary and always prefer editing existing files.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "imports-and-modules" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering import patterns and module organization, import path standards, examples, ❌ bad: relative parent imports and ✅ good: absolute imports with @/.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "project-structure" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering project structure and organization, route organization, directory structure guidelines, file naming conventions and module organization best practices.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "react-components" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering react component patterns, component export pattern, examples, ❌ bad: named export and ❌ bad: arrow function with default export.
kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding
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Cursor rule "typescript-patterns" from kurisu-dotto-komu/next-agentic-coding, covering typescript patterns and standards, type system usage, type system integrity, examples and ❌ bad: using any type.
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