Add Xquik MCP Cursor rule#317
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In `@rules/xquik-mcp-x-research.mdc`:
- Line 3: The glob pattern `globs: **/*` on line 3 is invalid YAML because the
`**` sequence is interpreted as an alias indicator, and the pattern is too broad
as it matches every file in every directory. Fix this by either properly quoting
the pattern as `'**/*'` if a universal pattern is truly needed, or better yet,
narrow it to specific file extensions relevant to the X/Twitter research rule
following the repository's documented format (e.g., patterns like **/*.ts,
**/*.tsx for TypeScript files). Refer to the repository's README for the correct
documented format for glob patterns in this rule file.
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README.mdrules/xquik-mcp-x-research.mdc
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| description: "Use the Xquik MCP server for public X/Twitter research in Cursor." | |||
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# Check YAML parsing with Python
python3 - <<'PY'
import yaml
# Test if unquoted **/* is valid YAML
test_cases = [
"globs: **/*",
"globs: '**/*'",
"globs: \"**/*\""
]
for test in test_cases:
yaml_str = f"---\n{test}\n---"
try:
result = yaml.safe_load(yaml_str)
print(f"✓ Valid: {test} → {result}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"✗ Invalid: {test} → {e}")
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Quote and narrow the glob pattern to match the documented format.
globs: **/* is invalid YAML (the ** is interpreted as an alias indicator) and too broad—it matches every file in every directory. According to the repository's README, the correct format specifies file extensions or patterns, like globs: **/*.ts, **/*.tsx. For an X/Twitter research rule, consider a scoped pattern (e.g., globs: **/* with proper quoting as '**/*' if truly universal, but narrower patterns are preferred) to ensure the rule only activates where intended.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@rules/xquik-mcp-x-research.mdc` at line 3, The glob pattern `globs: **/*` on
line 3 is invalid YAML because the `**` sequence is interpreted as an alias
indicator, and the pattern is too broad as it matches every file in every
directory. Fix this by either properly quoting the pattern as `'**/*'` if a
universal pattern is truly needed, or better yet, narrow it to specific file
extensions relevant to the X/Twitter research rule following the repository's
documented format (e.g., patterns like **/*.ts, **/*.tsx for TypeScript files).
Refer to the repository's README for the correct documented format for glob
patterns in this rule file.
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Summary
Adds a Cursor Project Rule for using the Xquik MCP server for public X/Twitter research. It documents the remote MCP config, says to call
explorebeforexquik, and keeps write/account endpoints opt-in.Contribution Type
rules/*.mdcruleValue To Cursor Users
This gives Cursor users a reusable rule for current public X/Twitter research tasks without guessing social data. It points agents to the live MCP tool list and keeps collection narrow.
Added Or Changed Files
rules/xquik-mcp-x-research.mdc: New Cursor rule with setup and agent guardrails.README.md: Adds the rule in Database and API.Quality Checklist
react-typescript.mdc.rules/*.mdcfiles include frontmatter with a non-emptydescription, relevantglobs, andalwaysApply: falseunless the rule is universal.Notes For Maintainers
Duplicate checks: target README/code search, PR search, and issue search returned no existing Xquik entry.
Validation run:
npm testnpm run check:awesome-listnpm run check:readme-hygienenpm run check:rule-hygienenpm run check:repo-securitygit diff --checkSummary by CodeRabbit