cursor-pr-discipline
Keep AI-assisted PRs scoped, reviewable, and human-decided
cursor-pr-discipline launched on June 29, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
AI-assisted PRs tend to expand beyond the original request. cursor-pr-discipline is a free set of Cursor Project Rules (.mdc files) that help keep PRs scoped, reviewable, and human-decided. Free Pack on GitHub includes: - no-unrequested-changes.mdc - one-pr-one-topic.mdc - classify-before-merging.mdc Pro Pack v0 on Gumroad ($29) adds execution result triage, AI review triage, and human merge decision log templates.
Reusable Cursor .mdc rules to keep AI-assisted PRs scoped, reviewable, and human-decided. - logfabricteam/cursor-pr-discipline
Human-Controlled AI PR Workflow Pack for Cursor reusable .mdc rules to keep AI-assisted PRs scoped, reviewable, and human-decided A small bug fix can turn into an unrelated cleanup. A focused endpoint change can drift into tests, routing, configuration, and documentation. A review comment can become a broader refactor than the original task required. The harder a PR is to scope, the harder it is to review, revert, and explain later. This is not a Cursor problem. This is an AI-assisted PR discipline problem. AI coding tools are useful. But without explicit scope boundaries, they can expand the work beyond the original request. They can improve things you did not ask to improve. They can make…from github.com
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