Notas

## Issue: Missing Rules to Improve Agent Behavior Across Frameworks and Technologies ### Description Currently, there are no defined rules to guide agent behavior when working with different frameworks and technologies. This leads to inconsistent implementations and a lack of adherence to best practices. ### Problem Without a structured set of rules, agents may: * Produce suboptimal or non-idiomatic code * Ignore best practices specific to each framework or technology * Generate inconsistent patterns across projects * Miss opportunities for optimization, maintainability, and scalability ### Proposal Create a comprehensive set of rules that guide agents in following best practices for various frameworks and technologies. These rules should: * Be framework-specific where necessary (e.g., React, Next.js, Node.js, etc.) * Encourage clean architecture and maintainable patterns * Promote performance, security, and scalability best practices * Be modular and extensible for future additions ### Suggested Sources You can use the following trusted sources to discover and curate rules: * https://cursor.directory/plugins * https://cursorrules.org/ * https://github.com/PatrickJS/awesome-cursorrules/tree/main/rules-new ### Acceptance Criteria * A curated and organized set of rules is created * Rules cover the most commonly used frameworks and technologies * Documentation is clear and actionable * Rules can be easily extended or updated ### Additional Notes Consider structuring rules by category (e.g., frontend, backend, testing, performance) and ensuring they are easy for agents to interpret and apply.