feat: Add AI Safety Rules (.cursor/rules) + Local Enforcer#5
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feat: Add AI Safety Rules (.cursor/rules) + Local Enforcer#5kwstx wants to merge 1 commit intohumanstack:mainfrom
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Hey! I've been using this starter with Cursor and finding it really helpful.
The Problem:
I noticed that when "Vibe Coding" quickly, the AI often hallucinates Next.js/Supabase patterns that are deprecated (e.g., using
layout="fill"innext/imageor hallucinated Tailwind classes).The Fix:
use-engram.engramto the recommended extensions. It's a local tool that acts as a "Shadow Guard"—if the AI tries to break the safety rules defined above, Engram blocks it locally before save.This makes the template much safer for people generating code rapidly with generic models.