Turning code-review comments into useful Cursor rules
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I asked my agent to build pr-rulebook from an idea that came up in conversation. When I wrote about the result, I included the candidate rule that failed review. That failure explains something important: a repeated comment is a lead, not an automatic team policy. Here is how I approach turning cod…
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Turning code-review comments into useful Cursor rules
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