Model benchmark

• CursorBench
  • About CursorBench

Prompts

• prompt to keep output concise authoring a skill (cursor repo)

Documentation Principles for AI tools

Add it for AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, etc.

• Keep it concise
  • Use the fewest words that preserve the meaning
  • Delete any sentence whose removal does not change the meaning or make the text harder to follow
  • When in doubt, delete
• Write for readers who are not native English speakers
  • Use direct and unambiguous language
  • Avoid idioms and overly poetic expressions
• Use consistent terminology
• Write for the intended audience
  • Ask who the audience is if unclear
  • Omit information the audience already knows
• Keep only content the reader needs to understand, decide, or act
• Explain a rule only when needed for clarity
• State each point once
  • Omit summaries that only repeat earlier content
  • Refer to authoritative sources instead of duplicating their content
• Start directly
  • Omit sentences that announce what the text will explain
• Remove empty emphasis
• Match the tone of existing documentation
  • Use a professional tone if there is none
• Stay within scope
  • Omit adjacent advice and unsolicited next steps.
• Use examples selectively
  • Add them only to resolve a likely misunderstanding
• Review concision at the section level and then the entire document level
  • Prefer a short summary over exhaustive narrative when it preserves the decision, contracts, invariants, and necessary exceptions.
  • If a section can be reduced to a few direct bullets without losing meaning, use the shorter form.
  • Do not retain a detail only because it is true or relevant to the code.