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Solidity Cursor Rules

April 15, 2026

Solidity Cursor Rules

Best Practices

  • Check effects interaction order
  • Use SafeMath for older Solidity
  • Use reentrancy guards
  • Validate access control
  • Use view/pure functions when possible
  • Pack struct variables
  • Use events for off-chain logging

AI Instructions

  • Use Solidity 0.8+
  • Add NatSpec comments
  • Use OpenZeppelin contracts
  • Include upgradeability pattern
  • Test all public functions with Foundry/Hardhat

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