api
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A set of rules for building web APIs, including URL structure, request and response names, authentication, permissions, errors, and generated TypeScript types.
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color-tokens
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A rule set for choosing interface colors through shared semantic design tokens. These tokens are named meanings such as primary, success, notice, or destructive rather than fixed color values.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Rules for investigating product AI failures through conversation logs. A trace ID is a 32-character event identifier, while a conversation ID is a UUID that identifies a session.
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Cursor rule Cursor
An architecture rule for running one product interface across desktop, narrow screens, and a mobile app shell. A mobile shell is the native wrapper around the shared web interface; narrow screens remove capabilities that cannot work there.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A deployment rulebook for a product with a backend, website, mobile apps, desktop apps, and an admin panel. It defines release order, checks, credential handling, and platform-specific publishing steps.
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database
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Rules for defining database tables, data-access code, and schema-change migrations using SQLAlchemy and Alembic. Alembic is a tool that records and applies changes to a database structure over time.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of desktop web-page layout rules covering content widths, spacing, text sizes, corner rounding, buttons, icons, and narrow-screen behaviour.
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dev-process
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A development workflow for an AI-built, multi-agent project where people make product and release decisions. It explains how to start a new task, choose supporting documents, decide when to pause for approval, and avoid risky patchwork fixes.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Rules for managing project documentation and AI instructions. They distinguish docs/ for explaining what the project is and why it works that way from rules/ for telling AI how to work.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Guidance for deciding when a large source-code file should be split into smaller files, based on its responsibilities rather than its line count. It also covers code changes made by multiple AI agents.
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Cursor rule Cursor
An offline preview and screenshot-checking workflow for the desktop interface. It replays saved AI event scenarios in the real interface, so developers can inspect intermediate streaming states without a backend or live AI service.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of rules for deciding when an AI product may warn or refuse a request. It requires human approval before adding an interception and ranks safer options first.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of local-development rules for running the product’s AI tests and probes with a development account and its configured bring-your-own-key setup.
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logging
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A set of rules for writing application logs in a consistent format, using the project’s shared logger and event names.
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memory
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A set of rules for recording reusable operational knowledge discovered during development, such as troubleshooting steps, environment requirements, and recurring setup problems.
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multitask
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A set of rules for splitting work between a main coding agent and helper agents when handling several tasks at once.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Rules for changing the product’s AI prompts, including prompts for the CEO, workers, debates, skills, tools, facts, and on-screen text. They define where each instruction belongs and how to test prompt changes.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A protocol drift check for keeping server-sent events and the desktop interface in agreement. It compares real event sequences with expected results and requires every event type to be handled.
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python-style
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A set of required conventions for writing Python 3.12 code, including type notation, data structures, imports, line length, and Ruff checks. Ruff is a tool that finds style and common code problems.
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seam-audit
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A method for finding interface-seam bugs, where two connected parts of a system do not actually pass information between each other. It checks UI, events, fields, routes, database columns, producers, and consumers, while distinguishing real gaps from intentional omissions.
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verify-scope
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A guide for choosing how much testing to run after a code change, from one named test to the full release check. It covers pytest, Vitest, browser screenshots, type checks, linting, and the release gate.
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dossier-fill
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A rule for filling in a case-file summary: list confirmed facts first, then items that still need checking. The input says it is a synthetic evaluation decoy, not a real product rule.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A short set of workspace rules about where temporary files should go and how to avoid putting secrets in a code repository.
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