Cursor + .NET — direct answers
Short, scannable pages that answer the specific Cursor problems senior C#/.NET engineers actually hit. Each page links to the long-form essay for the full reasoning.
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Cursor suggested a Scoped→Singleton DI bug — how to catch it before merge
The captured-dependency lifetime bug AI assistants ship constantly, why training data is to blame, and the constructor-audit rule that catches it.
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Cursor forgets your architecture every session — here's how to stop it
The 15-minute morning ritual senior engineers pay to a forgetful AI — and the directory-scoped persistence pattern that ends it.
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Cursor keeps inventing .NET methods that don't exist — here's the seven-word fix
The correction spiral, why it happens, and the circuit-breaker rule that forces grounding before the next suggestion.
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Teach Cursor to use
Result<T>instead ofthrowin C#Why your in-chat corrections don't stick, and the one committed rule that teaches the AI your error model across every session.
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Looking for the long-form?
The Agentic Architect blog has the full essays plus a daily senior rule for Cursor + .NET, published every weekday.
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