← Cursor teardown PLAYBOOK 02 of 6 Playbook Context is the product Reframe better AI coding as a context-engineering skill, then make a rule file or MCP connection the reproducible fix.
Who runs it Developer educators teaching rules, MCP, memory, prompts, and reusable project instructions
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The beats 8 steps, as the anchor post runs them · open to everyone
1 HOOK · howto Price the context gap 0:00
cursor rules and why they're really important 2 Show the default route 0:09
The global way you can do this 3 Reject the broad shortcut 0:35
I don't recommend using a global rule setup however 4 Move rules into the project 0:40
dot cursor rules file which allows you to apply project specific rules 5 Hand over a template shelf 1:04
website called cursor dot directory 6 Turn failures into memory 1:30
whenever you encounter a bug you should actually document this 7 Prove it on a live upgrade 3:13
encoded these directly into the dot cursor rules file 8 The whole script every line the anchor says, with its timecode
The script 40 lines · 3:53 · @James Phoenix for Cursor Copy the script · 40 lines 0:00 cursor rules and why they're really important for you as a software engineer to help you get better 0:04 outputs from cursor. There's a couple of different ways that you can add cursor rules to your projects. 0:09 The global way you can do this is by going into your cursor and then going to the top left,
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