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cursor-reference-architecture

Reference architecture for Cursor IDE projects: directory structure, rules organization, indexing strategy, and team configuration patterns. Triggers on "cursor architecture", "cursor project structure", "cursor best practices", "cursor file structure".

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# Cursor Reference Architecture

## Overview

Organize Cursor rules, ignore files, repository guidance, and workspace boundaries so AI assistance follows architecture rather than inventing it.

## Prerequisites

- An approved repository architecture, ownership model, and data-classification policy.
- Maintainers authorized to review `.cursor/rules`, ignore files, and shared templates.

## Instructions

1. Put durable engineering conventions in reviewed rules and keep sensitive/generated paths in ignore files.
2. Scope rules by repository area and avoid contradictory always-on instructions.
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