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16-19: ⚡ Quick winAdd guidance for integration and E2E testing.
The Testing section mentions unit tests and component tests but omits integration tests and E2E tests, which are documented test expectations in the CI pipeline (
backend-tests.ymlruns integration tests separately;e2e-tests.ymlruns Playwright tests). For a full-stack project, Cursor should be guided on all test categories.Suggested addition to Testing section
## Testing - Write unit tests for all utility functions - Use React Testing Library for component tests + - Write integration tests for API and backend logic (pytest with `@pytest.mark.integration`) + - Write E2E tests for critical user workflows (Playwright) - Maintain >80% code coverage🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.cursorrules around lines 16 - 19, The Testing section in the .cursorrules file currently only documents unit tests and React Testing Library component tests, but omits integration and E2E testing guidance which are already defined in the CI pipeline. Expand the Testing section to include guidance for integration tests (referencing the separate backend testing approach in the CI pipeline) and E2E tests (referencing Playwright tests as documented in e2e-tests.yml). Ensure all four test categories (unit, component, integration, E2E) are covered to provide complete testing guidance for the full-stack project.
1-29: 🏗️ Heavy liftExpand
.cursorrulesto cover full-stack practices and existing project conventions.The file currently provides frontend-only guidance (TypeScript, React, Tailwind) but the SurfSense project is full-stack with significant backend (Python, pytest). Additionally, project conventions already documented in
CONTRIBUTING.md(branching workflow: main/dev) and automated in CI (unit/integration test separation, E2E tests) should be referenced or included for completeness.Current gaps:
- No backend guidance (Python style, testing approach, etc.)
- No mention of integration or E2E testing despite
backend-tests.ymlande2e-tests.ymlworkflows- No reference to branching workflow (main ← dev ← feature branches) from
CONTRIBUTING.md- Guidance covers only frontend developers
Consider expanding to include:
- Backend section: Python coding style, pytest conventions (unit vs. integration marks)
- Testing section: Add E2E (Playwright) expectations and test categorization
- Git section: Add reference to main/dev branching model from
CONTRIBUTING.md- Architecture: Mention both frontend (components/hooks) and backend (data access patterns) approaches
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In @.cursorrules around lines 1 - 29, The `.cursorrules` file provides only frontend-specific guidance (TypeScript, React, Tailwind) but SurfSense is a full-stack project with Python backend and existing documented practices. Expand the file to include a Backend section covering Python coding style and pytest conventions (unit vs. integration test marks), a Testing section that explicitly covers E2E tests (Playwright) and test categorization matching the CI workflows (unit/integration/E2E separation), a Git section that references the main/dev branching workflow from CONTRIBUTING.md, and update the Architecture section to mention both frontend (components/hooks) and backend (data access patterns) approaches. Ensure the guidance covers expectations for both frontend and backend developers.Source: Learnings
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
Inline comments:
In @.cursorrules:
- Line 2: The .cursorrules file contains obfuscated/hidden Unicode characters
(zero-width joiners, zero-width spaces, and similar invisible characters) on
line 2 which represents a security and integrity risk. Remove this entire line
of obfuscated content by either deleting the line completely or replacing it
with a blank line to ensure the file contains only legitimate, readable
configuration content.
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In @.cursorrules:
- Around line 16-19: The Testing section in the .cursorrules file currently only
documents unit tests and React Testing Library component tests, but omits
integration and E2E testing guidance which are already defined in the CI
pipeline. Expand the Testing section to include guidance for integration tests
(referencing the separate backend testing approach in the CI pipeline) and E2E
tests (referencing Playwright tests as documented in e2e-tests.yml). Ensure all
four test categories (unit, component, integration, E2E) are covered to provide
complete testing guidance for the full-stack project.
- Around line 1-29: The `.cursorrules` file provides only frontend-specific
guidance (TypeScript, React, Tailwind) but SurfSense is a full-stack project
with Python backend and existing documented practices. Expand the file to
include a Backend section covering Python coding style and pytest conventions
(unit vs. integration test marks), a Testing section that explicitly covers E2E
tests (Playwright) and test categorization matching the CI workflows
(unit/integration/E2E separation), a Git section that references the main/dev
branching workflow from CONTRIBUTING.md, and update the Architecture section to
mention both frontend (components/hooks) and backend (data access patterns)
approaches. Ensure the guidance covers expectations for both frontend and
backend developers.
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Line 2 contains a large block of invisible Unicode characters (zero-width joiners, zero-width spaces, and similar obfuscation). This is highly irregular for a configuration file and suggests potential file corruption, encoding errors, or malicious content injection. This must be removed immediately before merge.
Please regenerate this line as a blank line (or remove it entirely) to ensure file integrity.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In @.cursorrules at line 2, The .cursorrules file contains obfuscated/hidden
Unicode characters (zero-width joiners, zero-width spaces, and similar invisible
characters) on line 2 which represents a security and integrity risk. Remove
this entire line of obfuscated content by either deleting the line completely or
replacing it with a blank line to ensure the file contains only legitimate,
readable configuration content.
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.cursorrulesfor consistent AI-assisted development experience across the team.This helps Cursor IDE understand the project's conventions, patterns, and coding style.
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.editorconfigfor editor settings.High-level PR Summary
This PR adds a
.cursorrulesconfiguration file to provide Cursor IDE with project-specific conventions and guidelines for AI-assisted development. The file defines coding standards for TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, testing practices, Git conventions, and dependency management to ensure consistent code generation and suggestions across the team.⏱️ Estimated Review Time: 5-15 minutes
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