Rules

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

These rules ensure production compliance, store readiness, and long-term maintainability. All rules **must be followed before deployment to App Store or Google Play**.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

Apply these conventions when editing Objective-C code in the SDK (not test targets).

Use these specific versions and their features:

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

ato sytax is heavily inspired by Python, but fully declarative. ato thus has no procedural code, and no side effects.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

`tbd` provides lightweight, git-native task and issue tracking using beads, which are just lightweight issues managed from the CLI. > **Context Recovery**: Run `tbd prime` after compaction, clear, or new session.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

TDD practices will feel counterintuitive and uncomfortable:

This rule provides guidance for implementing the Command Line Interface (CLI) for the .NET Codebase Context Server, with specific optimizations for Claude 3.7 Sonnet integration.

Research specialist for external knowledge using Nia MCP tools. NOT for file editing, code modification, or git operations.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

<TL;DR: 1–2 sentences: For [target user], build [capability] so they can [value].>

ADR_AGENT_PROTOCOL v1.0 You (the agent) manage this file as the single source of truth for all ADRs. 1) Read the whole file. 3) Create a new ADR section using the “New ADR Entry Template” below. 4) Update the Index (between the INDEX markers):

The local environment is optimized with `rtk` (Rust Token Killer). Always use the `rtk` prefix for shell commands (e.g., `rtk npm test`) to minimize token consumption.

Cursor IDE rules and conventions for AI-assisted development.

This file contains rules and guidelines for developing MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers using fast-mcp and TypeScript, specifically for integrating with Sunra.ai services.

**Purpose:** Prevents the common failure mode where agents write implementation first and tests second — producing tests that validate the code as-written rather than the intended behavior.