Discover
Traverse rules/ and identify the real asset boundary.
Algorithms Overview
This chapter does not explain model internals. It explains how the project turns a flat .cursorrules corpus into an explainable, composable, and verifiable publication pipeline.
Rule Orchestration
The rule orchestration pipeline converts assets into publishable evidence
The point of the algorithms chapter is to make the site method legible: discover, classify, compose, and publish evidence.
Classify
Generate categoryDistribution and coverageBuckets for a corpus-level view.
Compose
Map composition patterns, upgrade paths, and review paths into a stable IA.
Publish Evidence
Expose the result through the homepage, architecture, performance, and references chapters.
The four-stage rule orchestration flow
1. Discover
The process starts from rules/ and recursively identifies each .cursorrules file. The first job is clarity: define the asset boundary correctly.
2. Classify
The site projects every rule into domain categories and then derives categoryDistribution, coverageBuckets, and qualitySignals. This stage defines the coverage and density story.
3. Compose
This is where rule orchestration becomes more than indexing. The project translates rule clusters into composition patterns, review paths, and upgrade paths so readers can move from isolated templates to a coherent system understanding.
4. Publish evidence
The final stage does not stop at Markdown output. It maps the orchestration result into the homepage, the architecture chapter, the performance whitepaper, and the references dossier to publish evidence.
Why this counts as an algorithm chapter
- It has an input: repository assets and taxonomy.
- It has transformations: classification, bucketing, composition, and narrative mapping.
- It has an output: navigation, figures, performance signals, and references.
- It can be verified: tests confirm chapter existence, IA wiring, and component registration.
Relationship to the system overview
The system overview explains boundaries and layers. The rule orchestration chapter explains how those layers turn assets into readable outcomes. Together they form the core technical whitepaper.