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Back in February I delved deeper into the world of AI, and I have learned a couple of tricks to make AIs respond in a predictable way matching your preferences.

Here is a technique I started using recently with Cursor to build @moxito with React Native Expo. 

You can create a `.cursorrules` file where you can configure your coding style, requirements, etc.

I'll leave a boilerplate that you can use here:
https://gist.github.com/leovido/2f3ba87f88bdd8283fe42ba9dd48efcf

Do you use rules or custom instructions with your AIs?

Don't have the time to write your own Cursor AI rules?

You can use the following for inspiration, with presets.
You can also contribute and add your own!

Don't have the time to write your own Cursor AI rules?

You can use the following for inspiration, with presets.
You can also contribute and add your own!

https://github.com/PatrickJS/awesome-cursorrules/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file

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For the current project I'm working, yes.

For some projects I don't use it as much but would be great to have a way to automatically pull some of the default rules. But it depends really on the nature of the project, some are meant to be shorter projects and don't need much prompts or rules. It's time that could be spent coding instead