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AI Behavior → Code Style Rules
How an AI coding assistant should match a codebase rather than impose its own preferences: mirror existing style, avoid drive-by refactors, keep diffs minimal, comment only where code can't speak, never leave placeholder code, respect the project's stack choices, and ask before adding dependencies.
by @markdowners
AI Behavior → Prompt Hygiene
How to write prompts that reliably produce the output you want: specific over vague instructions, examples over descriptions, positively stated constraints, stable-first context ordering, explicit output format, iteration over mega-prompts, and testing prompts like code.