rojo/.cursor/rules/python.mdc
Joe 31350cd701 Consolidate glob patterns in MDC files for improved clarity
- Streamlined the `globs` entries in multiple MDC files by removing unnecessary line breaks and consolidating patterns into single lines.
- Updated `atlas-api.mdc`, `atlas-dedup.mdc`, `atlas-project.mdc`, `atlas-src.mdc`, `atlas-syncback.mdc`, `plugin.mdc`, `python.mdc`, and `rbx-dom.mdc` to enhance readability and maintainability.

These changes improve the organization of the MDC files, making it easier to manage and understand the file patterns used across the project.
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---
globs: **/*.py
alwaysApply: false
---
# Python Code Style
## Formatting
- 2-space indentation
- Double quotes for strings
- f-strings for formatting
- Max line width ~100 chars
- Break long function declarations/calls across multiple lines
## Types
- Type declarations on function parameters and return types only
- Don't add types where inference is obvious (constants, assignments)
## Code Organization
- Use `pathlib` for file paths
- Prefer built-in Python libraries when suitable
- Blank lines between functions; condensed within functions
- Use blank lines meaningfully to separate logical sections
## Comments & Debugging
- Minimal comments - let types and names speak
- No docstring comments for parameters/return values
- No scattered print statements for debugging
## Dependencies
- Modern, maintained packages only
- Up-to-date practices
## User-Facing Messages
- Descriptive error messages for input/output issues
- Keep internal error strings minimal
## UI/Styling
- Dark mode preferred
- Modern, clean UI/text
## Restrictions (unless specifically asked)
- Never create python tools or test scripts
- Don't modify JSON configs
- Don't run test commands
- Don't generate READMEs