workbench.desktop.main.js · part 196

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Creation Provider

Choose whether pull requests are created on GitHub or Origin for repositories mirrored between the two

Set to Origin for internal dogfooding

Team default

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origin pr create -R ${t}

origin pr create

gh pr create -R ${t}

gh pr create

Default to GitHub with `gh pr create` unless repository-specific guidance below says otherwise.

When creating a new pull request, you MUST use the host/CLI below for each repository.

this repository

Repository: ${a}

- Open new pull requests on Cursor Origin with `${o}` (or `${o} --draft`). Do not use `gh pr create` for this repository.

- Open new pull requests on GitHub with `${o}` (or `${o} --draft`). Do not use `origin pr create` for this repository.

- Do not use `gt` for this repository unless you pass `${r?"--origin":"--github"}`.

- The local git remote (${c}) is the GitHub side of a mirror; push to that remote as usual, then create the PR on Cursor Origin with `origin` after mirror sync.${s?` Always pass the repository explicitly (\`${o}\`); do not let \`origin\` infer it from the GitHub remote.`:""}

 Always pass the repository explicitly (`${o}`); do not let `origin` infer it from the GitHub remote.

- The local git remote (${c}) is the Cursor Origin side of a mirror; push to that remote as usual, then create the PR on GitHub with `gh` after mirror sync.${s?` Always pass the repository explicitly (\`${o}\`); do not let \`gh\` infer it from the Origin remote.`:""}

 Always pass the repository explicitly (`${o}`); do not let `gh` infer it from the Origin remote.

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Preferred pull request host:

This guidance applies only when opening a new pull request. If a PR already exists for the branch, update that existing PR with the same CLI you would use for that host; do not open a second PR on a different host because the preferred host changed.

Cursor can open new pull requests on either:

- GitHub, with the `gh` CLI (`gh pr create`)

- Cursor Origin (Cursor's own pull-request host — not the git remote named `origin`), with the `origin` CLI (`origin pr create`)

Prefer `gh` or `origin` over `gt`. If you use `gt`, you MUST pass `--github` or `--origin` for the intended host.

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a child of ${s.id??"the row above"}

the row above

This row's indentation lines up with no row above it, so it was read as ${c}. ${wvu}

${n(o)} names `^${o.parentId}` as its parent, but no task in the document has that id. Point it at an existing task, or drop the token.

${n(o)} is its own ancestor. A task cannot contain itself; pick one task as the parent of the set.

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Indent a child row by two spaces under its parent row (`- [ ] **BU-6** Parent` then `  - [ ] **BU-9** Child`), and keep top-level rows flush left.

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Each entry under `tags` needs `label: <name>`; `color` is optional.

"${r}" is declared twice in `tags`. Keep one entry per tag.

Tag "${r}" names a color the palette lacks (`${o}`), so it shows as ${c}. Use one of ${Bvu}, or drop `color`.

"${o}" is declared twice in `statuses`. Keep one entry per status.

`statuses` declares no usable status, so the defaults apply. ${qUs}

${n} carries ${e.length} tags (${e.map(l=>`\`#${l}\``).join(", ")}). A task has at most one tag: keep the one that owns most of the work, or none.

The frontmatter declares no `tags`; declare the list (a `label` each) first, or drop the token.

Use one of ${t.map(l=>`\`#${l.id}\``).join(", ")}, or declare it under `tags` (with a `label`) first.

${n} names `#${s}`, which is not a tag of this document. ${c}

Code blocks are not allowed inside Tasks.

"${f[2]?.trim()}" is not a status of this document. Use one of ${HUs(i)}, or declare it under `statuses` in the frontmatter first.

This task is not under a status heading. Place it under one of ${HUs(i)}.

${A.id??"This row"} is indented under ${C.id??"the row above"} but names `^${x}` as its parent. Nest it under ${x}, or drop the `^${x}` token.