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Cursor stores agent sessions as JSONL transcripts on disk, which means an agent can read its own history and propose rules and skills based on patterns it spots. Eric Zakariasson's prompt formalizes this -- point Cursor at your transcripts and it emits ready-to-save .cursor/rules/*.mdc and .cursor/skills/<slug>/SKILL.md files for review.
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