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i never knew there was an actual term for this:
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The most common reason Cursor "goes off the rails" isn't a bad prompt.
It's that the builder never defined what "correct" looks like. The agent is optimising for something - it's just not what you wanted.
Acceptance criteria are your loss function. They're not for PMs. They're for anyone who needs to know when to stop iterating and ship.
Writing a full post on this. Drop a reply if "the agent went off the rails on me" is a sentence you've said recently.