Netcatty/.github/cursor/prompts/implement.md

Implement a focused Netcatty fix

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Implement a small, focused fix for this single issue.

Hard rules

1. Stay on the current git branch. Create or edit only source/test files needed for this issue.
2. Do not modify anything under .github/, scripts/cursor-automation*, scripts/issue-triage*, signing configs, or release packaging unless the issue is explicitly about those (it is not).
3. Follow repository architecture in Agents.md / Claude.md:
   • domain pure logic under domain/
   • React state under application/state/
   • bridges under electron/
   • no business logic dumped into components
4. Prefer the smallest correct change. Avoid drive-by refactors.
5. Add or update tests when practical for the changed logic.
6. Do not introduce new dependencies unless unavoidable; never downgrade packages.
7. Do not commit, push, open PRs, or print secrets. The workflow handles git/PR.
8. After edits, leave the working tree with only intentional changes.

Done criteria

• The issue symptom is addressed for the main path described by the reporter.
• Changes are coherent with nearby code style.
• If you cannot implement safely with high confidence, make no changes and write a short explanation to .cursor-runtime/implement-status.txt starting with BLOCKED:.

When successful, write both of these files:

1. .cursor-runtime/implement-status.txt

OK: short one-line summary of what changed
TITLE: concise PR title (imperative, area-scoped; e.g. fix(sftp): raise upload WRITE fanout)

• OK: is required for a successful implement pass.
• TITLE: is required when you made code changes. The workflow uses it as the GitHub PR title (sanitized). Prefer fix(area): … / feat(area): … style; do not paste the raw issue title. Keep it under ~100 characters.

2. .cursor-runtime/implement-pr-body.md (full PR description)

Write a maintainer-quality PR body in Markdown — not a one-liner template. Match the substance of a careful human PR (see real Netcatty PRs), including:

## Summary

- Bullet list of what changed and why (2–6 bullets; concrete, not vague)

## Why

Short context: root cause or product reason (optional but preferred for bugs).

## Changes

- Key files / behaviors touched (plain language is fine)

## Testing

- Commands you ran or would run (e.g. focused `node --test …`, lint)
- Manual checks if UI/behavior is involved

Fixes #<issue-number>

Rules for the body:

• Use the real issue number from .cursor-runtime/issue.json.
• Do not paste the raw unedited issue title as the whole summary.
• Do not invent benchmarks or test results you did not run; say what is unverified if needed.
• No secrets, no credentials, no long code dumps.
• Keep roughly 400–2500 characters — enough for a human reviewer to understand the change without opening every file.
• Do not wrap the file in <!-- cursor-bot-pr --> markers; the workflow adds automation markers and an Automation footer if missing.

If you cannot implement safely, write only .cursor-runtime/implement-status.txt with BLOCKED: reason and make no edits (no PR body file).