What specific problems are you having? Merge conflicts, understanding what the rest of the code base is doing, getting your AI tool to comprehend the project?
Are you documenting your project conventions in your CURSOR.md or whatever else?
For example if all your business logic is in /services
All your data interactions in /repository
Maybe you enforce SRP, separation of concerns, and some utility classes or functions, whatever else.
Or you’re working on UI and you’ve got some state management. There should be a standard convention on how these things are set up.
Just curious. Because that goes a long way to ensure everyone is on the same page. Then everyone can use CC or cursor or whatever to get a productive boost and expect to have a similar output
And what’s your experience level? Because I’ve seen vibrators who think they don’t need to learn “engineering” because “the AI can give me an answer” and obviously anyone can write shit code, few can write reliable scalable systems.
What specific problems are you having? Merge conflicts, understanding what the rest of the code base is doing, getting your AI tool to comprehend the project?
Mainly understanding the rest of the code base and getting the AI tool to have the proper context
Are you documenting your project conventions in your CURSOR.md or whatever else?
For example if all your business logic is in /services
All your data interactions in /repository
Maybe you enforce SRP, separation of concerns, and some utility classes or functions, whatever else.
Or you’re working on UI and you’ve got some state management. There should be a standard convention on how these things are set up.
Just curious. Because that goes a long way to ensure everyone is on the same page. Then everyone can use CC or cursor or whatever to get a productive boost and expect to have a similar output
And what’s your experience level? Because I’ve seen vibrators who think they don’t need to learn “engineering” because “the AI can give me an answer” and obviously anyone can write shit code, few can write reliable scalable systems.