flowai-skill-engineer-rule

Persistent AI rules are created as Markdown files with metadata that provide persistent context to AI agents and are automatically injected into relevant sessions to enforce coding standards across Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenCode.

Always-apply rules persist across all sessions, while conditional rules are triggered when matching files are open, ensuring file-specific patterns are enforced contextually without manual intervention.

You set up project conventions by applying IDE-specific placement strategies for rule files with frontmatter validation, enabling Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenCode to automatically enforce project conventions.

Yes, conditional rules automatically enforce file-specific patterns by matching open files and injecting relevant instructions into the AI agent session without requiring manual prompting during coding.

The best way to manage rule templates is using IDE-agnostic guidance for placement strategies, ensuring rule files with frontmatter conventions are correctly structured for Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenCode.

You should not use always-apply rules when enforcing file-specific patterns, as they persist across all sessions; conditional rules are better suited for contextual enforcement triggered by matching open files.