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Cursor IDE user seeks info on "creating-pull-requests" rule

A user on Reddit is seeking information about a specific rule within the Cursor IDE, referred to as "creating-pull-requests." This rule appears to be responsible for formatting pull request descriptions with sections like "## Summary" and "## Test plan." The user is unable to locate this rule in the IDE's settings or web dashboard and is inquiring if it is a built-in feature that can be modified or disabled. AI

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Cursor IDE user seeks info on "creating-pull-requests" rule

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Time_Masterpiece_594 ·

    Where is creating-pull-requests rule configured?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I'm using Cursor IDE. Agents keep formatting PR descriptions with <code>## Summary</code> and <code>## Test plan</code>, which I was told by Cursor comes from <code>creating-pull-requests</code> rule.</p> <p>I can't find this anywhere in settings…