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@elGuille elGuille commented Mar 29, 2026

Each rule includes a WHY block explaining the reasoning behind it.

This is a unique approach — most cursorrules tell you WHAT to do, but these explain WHY. Developers can understand the tradeoffs and adapt rules to their needs.

Covers: TypeScript, React, Node.js, Clean Architecture, Testing, Security, Git conventions.

Source: https://github.com/elGuille/ai-agent-configs

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    • Updated internal development configuration to establish engineering standards and practices.

Note: This release contains no user-facing changes. Updates are limited to internal development guidelines and tooling configuration.

Each rule includes a WHY block explaining the reasoning behind it.
Covers TypeScript/React/Node.js full-stack development.
Source: https://github.com/elGuille/ai-agent-configs
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  • rules/ai-agent-specialist/.cursorrules

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A new .cursorrules configuration file was added to define agent behavior and engineering standards, covering TypeScript strictness, code style, architecture patterns, error handling, logging practices, testing requirements, security measures, and Git conventions.

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AI Agent Configuration
rules/ai-agent-specialist/.cursorrules
New configuration file establishing engineering guidelines for AI agents, including TypeScript type safety, architectural patterns (clean architecture, dependency inversion, repository pattern), error handling strategies, structured logging with Winston, testing coverage targets, Zod validation requirements, and Git/PR conventions.

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🐰 A rulebook for agents so clever and bright,
With TypeScript so strict, every type's just right,
Clean architecture and Zod to protect,
Winston logs flowing, no secrets to detect,
Guidelines in place for a future of test!

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Title check ✅ Passed The title accurately describes the main change: adding a new AI Agent Specialist cursorrules file with WHY explanations for each guideline.
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