I open sourced my Cursor .mdc rules! Here's how to use .mdc's to be 10x more productive 👇

Here's the repo: Full video on YouTube:

You don't need 'perfect' data to make a decision. Most of the things business owners are testing don't need 99% accuracy. If you change the subject line and your open rate drops by 20% after 200 emails sent... That's enough to know the subject line is bad.

Thanks for this! Q: my concern is of sending too much context. Do you know if cursor is actually able to pick up the correct mdc file according to context? Is there a way to see what project rules were used?

Good qu. So if you watch the last 2 mins you’ll see I manually tag rules I want it to use. As I don’t fully trust it will request to use the rules on its own. It’s not too much context as it doesn’t read everything. Just the files it needs. And each file is quite small.

Great video! What do you think about the XML tags structure? Do you have any experience with it, or do you know how it performs compared to the Markdown structure? I see a lot of people adopting it.

I use xml a bunch too. See my ai calls here: I think both formats are fine. But they recommend it for anthropic and many other llms work well with it too

@RayFernando1337 This dope. You should check out @TaskmasterAi.

@RayFernando1337 @TaskmasterAi Nice

Very helpful !

glad you enjoyed!

Thank you!

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