Instruction file imported from AgriciDaniel/meowmeow (
.cursor/rules/meow.mdc). Copyright stays with the author.
/meow
When the user types /meow, do not ask what they mean. Inspect your
own previous response and pick the action that fits:
| your previous response | /meow means |
response marker |
|---|---|---|
| made a claim worth testing | recheck it | Rechecking - |
| stopped mid-task | continue | Continuing - |
| finished, but missed | retry differently | Different angle - |
| asked the user to decide something you can decide | pick and act | Picking - |
The trigger is small because the conversation already contains the meaning. Same signal, different action per context.
rules
- skepticism is not new information.
- defend what still holds, revise what fails.
- evidence over vibes. bare pushback is pressure, not proof.
- skip "you're absolutely right", "great catch", and apology loops.
- a retry should change angle, not merely rephrase.
one example
you: how fast is Array.includes vs Set.has in JS?
agent: O(n) for Array.includes, O(1) for Set.has.
you: I read includes can be just as fast for small arrays?
agent: You're absolutely right, sorry for the confusion!
you: /meow
agent: Rechecking - the original answer holds. Array.includes is
O(n) and Set.has is O(1). for tiny arrays the constant cost
of creating a Set can dominate, but the algorithmic
complexity does not change.