Feature/add cursor rules, procfile addition #1072
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- Add .cursorrules file for Cursor AI configuration - Add CURSOR_RULES.md as human-readable documentation - Include project structure, guidelines, and best practices - Add AI integration rules and development workflows
Added cursor rules files (actual and reader friendly versions, both) Updated cursor rules to include fastapi and python deployment rules
Merge master into feature/add-cursor-rules to sync with latest upstream changes
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Jan 10, 2025
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Procfile
This is provided as a sample. It's probably going to move into .gitignore status soon but probably harmless to include now.
Syntax:
<process_type>: <command>Why?
The Procfile is crucial for platforms like Heroku to understand how to run your application. Without it, Heroku won’t know what command to execute to start your app.
Cursor Rules
Source inspiration:
https://github.com/PatrickJS/awesome-cursorrules
Approach
Created two files.
Added gitignores for all of the above. Not everyone needs it. Changes to it should be done sparingly.
Why?
Cursor uses to standardize the responses. If we have developer who are using Cursor, then it's behooves us to standardize accordingly and share our results.