Microcontexts are small .md files with concise, structured technical context for specific projects or tools.
They are not meant to be read directly by users, but are designed to be used as input context for AI tools like Cursor, Winsurf, Warp AI, and others.
Their purpose is to improve the quality of AI assistance by providing accurate information about how a project works — how to build, test, deploy it, and where to find related documentation.
In this project, we will explore Cursor’s rules from the fundamentals to advanced usage. You will learn how to organize and create rules effectively within the Cursor IDE. The project is designed to help you understand the structure of Cursor’s rules and build a simple app that showcases their power. We will cover topics such as the differences between global and local rules, the process of creating rules, and best practices in naming and writing rule descriptions. Additionally, you'll get insights into bonus areas like rule inheritance and even the legacy way of using rules.