I Fed My Entire Codebase to Gemini. It Wrote Better Cursor Rules Than I Did.

Ali Nemati2 days ago26 sec read30 views

A developer created a CLI tool called rule-gen that uses Google's Gemini AI to generate coding rules specific to a project's source code rather than relying on generic templates. This approach leverages Gemini's large context window and structured output mode to produce precise rules tailored to unique codebases, offering content creators a reliable method for enhancing their development practices with AI-generated guidelines.

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