Cursor rule Cursor
Follow these conventions for consistent code.
Obsidian plugin providing Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration
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Cursor rule Cursor
Follow these conventions for consistent code.
Cursor rule Cursor
Instructions for writing commit messages.
Cursor rule Cursor
Follow these best practices when working with Git in this project.
Cursor rule Cursor
This plugin follows a structured architecture for tools and resources.
Cursor rule Cursor
Details on how to perform a release.
Cursor rule Cursor needs its repo
Tests should use real implementations instead of mocks whenever possible. The test/resources.test.ts file serves as a good example of this approach.
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