@en_JS We describe this as "epistemic" planning โevolving belief state, working against a horizon of uncertaintyโ instead of the "instrumental" A-Z straight-path planning mode which IMO is largely an extension of AI marketing stunts (one-shots, etc.)
@mattpocockuk A lot of solutioneering here with " use @windsurf_ai " or " use @thankscline "; but you do gain a lot of insight about rules and prompts by comparing. โ e.g. Cline IMO has a fundamentally better system prompt with its "Plan" vs "Act" modes, and you can port some of that back
@mattpocockuk@outoilkka You can, and very powerful is also to use it to force certain behaviour patterns. The @thankscline community has innovated a lot on this (they also have .clinerules) โ e.g. for forcing the LLM to maintain a "memory bank"
@jahabeebs @mattpocockuk@outoilkka Is it really deprecated? They serve different use-cases: .cursorrules is appended to every query; whereas .cursor/rules/*.mdc files are chosen by the agent based on glob and description. So the former remains good for any absolute patterns or rules you want the LLM to follow
@mattpocockuk@mayowaoshin Otherwise you can do some context documentation about what files are relevant to which concerns, e.g. as a tree diagram with comments, or you can try writing glob-based rules for this in .cursor/rules/* with specific @-mentions
@mattpocockuk@mayowaoshin In chats, there's the "codebase" option (cmd-enter) when starting (it will search to discover what's relevant); agent sessions are supposed to figure it out on their own apparently
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