Refine rules

Author: adamw

cursor-rules/110-ox-error-handling-dual-channel.mdc

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
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-description: Ox uses two distinct channels for errors: exceptions for bugs/unexpected situations, and application errors as values (`Either`, union types).
+description: 
 globs: 
-alwaysApply: false
+alwaysApply: true
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 # Ox Error Handling: Dual Channel
 
-Ox uses two distinct channels for error handling: exceptions for bugs and unexpected situations, and application errors represented as values.
+Ox uses two distinct channels for errors: exceptions for bugs/unexpected situations, and application errors as values (`Either`, union types).
 
 ## Two Error Channels
 

…-rules/101-ox-structured-concurrency.mdc …-rules/120-ox-structured-concurrency.mdccursor-rules/101-ox-structured-concurrency.mdc renamed to cursor-rules/120-ox-structured-concurrency.mdc cursor-rules/101-ox-structured-concurrency.mdc renamed to cursor-rules/120-ox-structured-concurrency.mdc

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
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-description: 
+description: Use structured concurrency with scopes (`supervised`, `supervisedError`, `unsupervised`) to manage thread lifetimes. All manual thread/fork creation in Ox must happen within concurrency scopes that guarantee proper cleanup and resource management. Scopes define the lifetime of forks (threads) through code structure.
 globs: 
-alwaysApply: true
+alwaysApply: false
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 # Ox Structured Concurrency
 
-All concurrent operations in Ox must happen within concurrency scopes that guarantee proper cleanup and resource management. Scopes define the lifetime of forks (threads) through code structure.
+Use structured concurrency with scopes (`supervised`, `supervisedError`, `unsupervised`) to manage thread lifetimes. All manual thread/fork creation in Ox must happen within concurrency scopes that guarantee proper cleanup and resource management. Scopes define the lifetime of forks (threads) through code structure.
 
 ## Scope Types
 

cursor-rules/120-ox-scope-lifetime.mdc cursor-rules/121-ox-scope-lifetime.mdccursor-rules/120-ox-scope-lifetime.mdc renamed to cursor-rules/121-ox-scope-lifetime.mdc

@@ -5,9 +5,6 @@
 ### ox-direct-style (automatically applied)
 Ox promotes direct-style programming where effectful computations return values directly without wrapper types like `Future`, `IO`, or `Task`. This leverages Java 21 virtual threads for high-performance concurrency.
 
-### ox-structured-concurrency (automatically applied)
-Use structured concurrency with scopes (`supervised`, `supervisedError`, `unsupervised`) to manage thread lifetimes. All manually managed threading and concurrent operations must be contained within scopes that guarantee cleanup and proper resource management.
-
 ### ox-virtual-threads (automatically applied)
 Leverage virtual threads - don't be afraid of blocking operations, create many forks when needed.
 
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 ## Scope Management
 
+### ox-structured-concurrency
+Use structured concurrency with scopes (`supervised`, `supervisedError`, `unsupervised`) to manage thread lifetimes. All manual thread/fork creation in Ox must happen within concurrency scopes that guarantee proper cleanup and resource management. Scopes define the lifetime of forks (threads) through code structure.
+
 ### ox-scope-lifetime
 Keep concurrency scopes as small as possible. Create short-lived scopes for single requests, messages, or jobs rather than long-running global scopes.