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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded a new Moyu Anti-Overengineering Cursor rule file and a corresponding README entry that links to it; the rule defines triggers, operating principles, and a checklist to prevent scope-exceeding edits. Changes
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
rules/moyu-anti-overengineering/.cursorrules (2)
59-61: Consider clarifying what "PUA" refers to.The section mentions "PUA" as a complementary rule but doesn't define it. Users unfamiliar with this acronym might not understand the reference.
📝 Possible clarification
## Works with PUA -PUA fixes laziness (AI does too little). Moyu fixes over-engineering (AI does too much). Install both for best results. +PUA (a complementary Cursor rule) fixes laziness (AI does too little). Moyu fixes over-engineering (AI does too much). Install both for best results.Or add a brief explanation of what PUA stands for if it's an established rule in the community.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@rules/moyu-anti-overengineering/.cursorrules` around lines 59 - 61, The "## Works with PUA" section is ambiguous; update the heading or the adjacent sentence (the "## Works with PUA" block) to spell out or briefly describe PUA (e.g., "PUA (Prevents Unnecessary Abstraction)" or the established meaning) and/or add a short parenthetical sentence like "PUA refers to [full name]: a rule that fixes laziness (AI does too little)" so readers immediately understand the reference without needing external context.
34-34: Consider clarifying the testing guidance.While "No tests unless asked" aligns with the anti-overengineering philosophy, it might be interpreted too strictly. Consider adding a note that critical bug fixes or new functionality might warrant discussing test coverage with the user, even if not explicitly requested.
📝 Possible refinement
-| Writing a test suite nobody asked for | No tests unless asked | +| Writing a test suite nobody asked for | No tests unless asked (though offer to add them for critical changes) |🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@rules/moyu-anti-overengineering/.cursorrules` at line 34, Update the rule line for "Writing a test suite nobody asked for" so the guidance is less absolute: replace the phrase "No tests unless asked" with something like "No tests unless asked; discuss adding tests for critical bug fixes or new functionality with the requester" to make exceptions explicit and encourage discussion for important changes; locate and edit the rule string "Writing a test suite nobody asked for" in the .cursorrules entry and update its guidance accordingly.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 280: The README entry for "Moyu Anti-Overengineering" currently misstates
features; update the description text for the entry referencing
"./rules/moyu-anti-overengineering/.cursorrules" to remove the erroneous
"4-level detection system" and instead list the actual contents: "Three Iron
Rules, Grinding vs Moyu comparison table, Moyu Checklist, and Anti-Grinding
table" (or replace the sentence with a short accurate bullet/phrase listing
those items). Ensure the label "Moyu Anti-Overengineering" and the path
".cursorrules" remain unchanged.
- Line 280: The "Other" category entries are out of alphabetical order; move the
"Moyu Anti-Overengineering" entry so it appears between the "Meta-Prompt" and
"Next.js (Type LLM)" entries, and also reposition "Code Pair Interviews" so it
comes after "Code Style Consistency" to restore full alphabetical ordering;
update only the ordering of the listed entries (look for the exact entry strings
"Moyu Anti-Overengineering", "Meta-Prompt", "Next.js (Type LLM)", "Code Pair
Interviews", and "Code Style Consistency") without changing their content.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@rules/moyu-anti-overengineering/.cursorrules`:
- Around line 59-61: The "## Works with PUA" section is ambiguous; update the
heading or the adjacent sentence (the "## Works with PUA" block) to spell out or
briefly describe PUA (e.g., "PUA (Prevents Unnecessary Abstraction)" or the
established meaning) and/or add a short parenthetical sentence like "PUA refers
to [full name]: a rule that fixes laziness (AI does too little)" so readers
immediately understand the reference without needing external context.
- Line 34: Update the rule line for "Writing a test suite nobody asked for" so
the guidance is less absolute: replace the phrase "No tests unless asked" with
something like "No tests unless asked; discuss adding tests for critical bug
fixes or new functionality with the requester" to make exceptions explicit and
encourage discussion for important changes; locate and edit the rule string
"Writing a test suite nobody asked for" in the .cursorrules entry and update its
guidance accordingly.
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- Fix description: remove "4-level detection system" (not in file), replace with actual contents: comparison tables and moyu checklist - Move entry to correct alphabetical position (after Meta-Prompt)
Adds moyu anti-overengineering cursor rules under the "Other" category.
Prevents AI from over-engineering: three iron rules (only change what was asked, simplest solution first, ask when unsure), anti-grinding table, moyu checklist. Benchmarked: 66% code reduction.
Source: https://github.com/uucz/moyu
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