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Cursor Rules vs Persistent Memory

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Last month I spent most of an afternoon in Cursor untangling a generic type constraint in a shared utilities package. I got it right, wrote a short note about why it had to be that way, and closed the laptop. Two days later I opened the same repo, asked Cursor to extend that utility, and it cheerfu…

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