Define and persist Cursor rules in .cursor/rules/ using YAML frontmatter.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: create-rule Source: https://github.com/JohnWebb4/dotfiles/tree/main/.cursor/skills-cursor/create-rule Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JohnWebb4/dotfiles --skill create-rule-johnwebb4
Managing AI behavior across projects can be inconsistent and hard to scale. This Skill centralizes and enforces persistent Cursor rules to guide agent actions and maintain standards.
Create a new rule in .cursor/rules/ by specifying its purpose, scope, and file patterns in a .mdc file.
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You can define persistent Cursor rules by creating .mdc files with YAML frontmatter in the .cursor/rules/ directory, configuring description, globs, and alwaysApply settings to shape AI agent behavior during development tasks.
Project conventions are coding standards and file-specific patterns. You enforce them by generating rule files in .cursor/rules/ that apply consistent AI guidance across your development interactions.
You apply file-specific patterns by configuring the globs setting in the YAML frontmatter of your .mdc rule files, ensuring the AI agent applies rules only to matching file paths.
Yes, .cursor/rules/ centralizes and enforces persistent rules for coding standards and project conventions, allowing you to scale AI behavior governance consistently across different project environments.
The alwaysApply setting enforces a rule globally across all interactions, while the globs setting restricts rule applicability to specific file patterns defined in the .mdc YAML frontmatter.
You generate team guidance by defining project-specific rules in .cursor/rules/ and surfacing questions about AGENTS.md or RULE.md to improve governance and maintain standards for your team.
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