Thermo-Nuclear Code Quality Review in Cursor: Enforce Clean PRs
Cursor’s /thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review blocks 1000+ line files, flags thin wrappers and leaked logic, and rejects PRs that worsen structure.
The most commonly used internal skill in Cursor right now:
/thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review
- removes complexity instead of moving it around
- blocks files over 1000 lines
- flags thin wrappers and “leaked” logic
- rejects merge requests that work but worsen the code structure
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