- Keep prompts simple and direct: The models excel at understanding and responding to brief, clear instructions.
- Avoid chain-of-thought prompts: Since these models perform reasoning internally, prompting them to "think step by step" or "explain your reasoning" is unnecessary.

We are starting with a version optimized for Pro users today, with up to 100 queries per month. Plus and Team users will get access next, followed by Enterprise. We are still working on bringing access to users in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and the European Economic Area. 

- `.cursor/rules/`
- `nextjs-pages.mdc`
- `nextjs-components.mdc`
- `nextjs-api.mdc`
- `fastapi-routes.mdc`
- `fastapi-models.mdc`
- `fastapi-schemas.mdc`
- `testing.mdc`
- `documentation.mdc`

# .cursor/rules/fastapi.mdc
Description: FastAPI route rules Globs: backend/**/*.py
# Routing Standards
- Use Pydantic models
- Add appropriate OpenAPI documentation
- Use dependency injection

Frontend Rules (Next.js):
Next.js Pages: Use functional components, PascalCase for component names, TypeScript types, and place pages in app/ or pages/.
React Components: Use React Hooks, define Props types, follow component reuse, and use styled-components or tailwind for styling.
Next.js API: Follow RESTful principles, standardize error handling, validate requests, and use uniform API response formats.
Backend Rules (FastAPI):
FastAPI Routes: Use Pydantic models, version routes, add OpenAPI docs, and use dependency injection.
Data Models: Use SQLAlchemy models, define table relationships, include field validation, and document methods.
Pydantic Schemas: Use BaseModel, define request/response models, add field validation, and include example data.
Common Rules:
Testing: Use Jest for frontend, Pytest for backend, maintain coverage, and follow unit test naming conventions.