chore: sync .cursor skills from suite
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Oleksandr Bezdieniezhnykh
2026-04-29 17:03:55 +03:00
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12 changed files with 177 additions and 21 deletions
@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ Save as `RUN_DIR/list-of-changes.md`. Produced during Phase 1 (Discovery).
- **Problem**: [what makes this problematic / untestable / coupled]
- **Change**: [what to do — behavioral description, not implementation steps]
- **Rationale**: [why this change is needed]
- **Constraint Fit**: [which product constraints / acceptance criteria / integration boundaries this preserves; or "Rejected — violates ..."]
- **Risk**: [low | medium | high]
- **Dependencies**: [other change IDs this depends on, or "None"]
@@ -31,6 +32,7 @@ Save as `RUN_DIR/list-of-changes.md`. Produced during Phase 1 (Discovery).
- **Problem**: [description]
- **Change**: [description]
- **Rationale**: [description]
- **Constraint Fit**: [description]
- **Risk**: [low | medium | high]
- **Dependencies**: [C01, or "None"]
```
@@ -44,6 +46,8 @@ Save as `RUN_DIR/list-of-changes.md`. Produced during Phase 1 (Discovery).
- **File(s)** must reference actual files verified to exist in the codebase
- **Problem** describes the current state, not the desired state
- **Change** describes what the system should do differently — behavioral, not prescriptive
- **Constraint Fit** proves the change preserves confirmed product requirements, restrictions, acceptance criteria, architecture decisions, and integration contracts
- Do not include changes whose only benefit is structural cleanliness if they weaken required behavior or violate constraints; record those as rejected in analysis instead
- **Dependencies** reference other change IDs within this list; cross-run dependencies use tracker IDs
- In guided mode, the input file entries are validated against actual code and enriched with file paths, risk, and dependencies before writing
- In automatic mode, entries are derived from Phase 1 component analysis and Phase 2 research findings