Review the idea to model a cursor rule using a DSL based on XML format

[jabrena]

Goals:

• Model a SPML DTD -> XSD
• Model XSLT for all cases
• Simplify current Markdown syntax
• Improve performance when using the same rules but with less redundant test. LEAN Cursor rules
• Verify that XML matches with DTD and .MDC matches with current syntax

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Types of cursor rules designed and supported by the SPML XSD:

• Header - frontmatter
  • https://docusaurus.io/docs/markdown-features#front-matter
  • https://mystmd.org/guide/frontmatter
• Role definition - What the AI is supposed to be (assistant, tutor, creative writer, etc.)
• Description - Any relevant information about the AI's purpose or the situation
• Information for AI
  • Restricitons - What the AI can and cannot do
• Table of content (To improve the readability for humans)
• Rule 1
  • Good Example
  • Bad Example
• Rule 2
  • Good Example
  • Bad Example
• Response formatting - How to structure answers, when to use lists, etc.

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Type 1: Write a template (Markdown, Bash Script, ...) 100-java-checklist-guide

• Header - frontmatter
• Role definition - What the AI is supposed to be (assistant, tutor, creative writer, etc.)
• Description - Any relevant information about the AI's purpose or the situation
• Information for AI
  • Restricitons - What the AI can and cannot do
• Response formatting - How to structure answers, when to use lists, etc.

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Type 2: Rule collection 110-java-maven-best-practices

• Header - frontmatter

• Role definition - What the AI is supposed to be (assistant, tutor, creative writer, etc.)

• Description - Any relevant information about the AI's purpose or the situation

• Information for AI

• Table of content (To improve the readability for humans)

• Rule 1

  • Good Example
  • Bad Example

• Rule 2

  • Good Example
  • Bad Example

• Rule n

• Response formatting - How to structure answers, when to use lists, etc.

• https://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-1/

• https://www.w3.org/XML/Schema

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