Add Mem-Forever, Imprint, and AutoCode to Utilities#270
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README's "Utilities" section is updated to add three external utility projects—AutoCode, Imprint, and Mem-Forever—each with a short description and a GitHub link; no existing items were removed or modified. Changes
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 288-290: The three README entries use absolute GitHub URLs; update
them to repository-relative links so they follow the project's README rules:
replace "https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever" with "./Mem-Forever",
"https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint" with "./Imprint", and
"https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode" with "./AutoCode" in the corresponding
lines for the Mem-Forever, Imprint, and AutoCode entries so the links are
repository-relative.
- Around line 288-290: Reorder the Utilities list so entries are alphabetized:
move "AutoCode" to precede "Cursor Watchful Headers", "Imprint", and
"Mem-Forever" and ensure the sequence becomes AutoCode, Cursor Watchful Headers,
Imprint, Mem-Forever; update the README.md Utilities section (the block
containing the entries "Mem-Forever", "Imprint", "AutoCode", etc.) to reflect
this alphabetical ordering and keep punctuation/formatting consistent with
surrounding list items.
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| - [Mem-Forever](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever) - Persistent memory across sessions and tools. Auto-generates a portable profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons to `.ilang/`, applies preferences in every future session. Template repo — fork once, remember forever. | ||
| - [Imprint](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint) - Your habits, imprinted on AI. One `.cursorrules` replaces eleven skills: memory, onboarding, code review, debugging, planning, progress tracking, testing, git workflow, SEO, and copywriting. Learns how you work and applies it everywhere. | ||
| - [AutoCode](https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode) - You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills in a single `.cursorrules`. Code to deployment in one session. AI makes all technical decisions, you just say yes or no. |
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Use repository-relative links for these new README entries.
Lines 288–290 add absolute links. Please convert these to relative links per project README rules (or document an explicit exception if external references are intended).
As per coding guidelines, "Ensure all links in the README.md file are relative and correct".
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` around lines 288 - 290, The three README entries use absolute
GitHub URLs; update them to repository-relative links so they follow the
project's README rules: replace "https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever" with
"./Mem-Forever", "https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint" with "./Imprint", and
"https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode" with "./AutoCode" in the corresponding
lines for the Mem-Forever, Imprint, and AutoCode entries so the links are
repository-relative.
Reorder Utilities entries to preserve alphabetical order.
The new items are out of order in this category (e.g., AutoCode should appear before Cursor Watchful Headers, Imprint, and Mem-Forever). Please reorder Lines 288–291 alphabetically.
Suggested reorder
-- [Mem-Forever](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever) - Persistent memory across sessions and tools. Auto-generates a portable profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons to `.ilang/`, applies preferences in every future session. Template repo — fork once, remember forever.
-- [Imprint](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint) - Your habits, imprinted on AI. One `.cursorrules` replaces eleven skills: memory, onboarding, code review, debugging, planning, progress tracking, testing, git workflow, SEO, and copywriting. Learns how you work and applies it everywhere.
-- [AutoCode](https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode) - You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills in a single `.cursorrules`. Code to deployment in one session. AI makes all technical decisions, you just say yes or no.
+- [AutoCode](https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode) - You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills in a single `.cursorrules`. Code to deployment in one session. AI makes all technical decisions, you just say yes or no.
- [Cursor Watchful Headers](https://github.com/johnbenac/cursor-watchful-headers) - A Python-based file watching system that automatically manages headers in text files and maintains a clean, focused project tree structure. Perfect for maintaining consistent file headers and documentation across your project, with special features to help LLMs maintain better project awareness.
+- [Imprint](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint) - Your habits, imprinted on AI. One `.cursorrules` replaces eleven skills: memory, onboarding, code review, debugging, planning, progress tracking, testing, git workflow, SEO, and copywriting. Learns how you work and applies it everywhere.
+- [Mem-Forever](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever) - Persistent memory across sessions and tools. Auto-generates a portable profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons to `.ilang/`, applies preferences in every future session. Template repo — fork once, remember forever.As per coding guidelines, "Maintain alphabetical order within each category in the README.md file".
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| - [Mem-Forever](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever) - Persistent memory across sessions and tools. Auto-generates a portable profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons to `.ilang/`, applies preferences in every future session. Template repo — fork once, remember forever. | |
| - [Imprint](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint) - Your habits, imprinted on AI. One `.cursorrules` replaces eleven skills: memory, onboarding, code review, debugging, planning, progress tracking, testing, git workflow, SEO, and copywriting. Learns how you work and applies it everywhere. | |
| - [AutoCode](https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode) - You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills in a single `.cursorrules`. Code to deployment in one session. AI makes all technical decisions, you just say yes or no. | |
| - [AutoCode](https://github.com/ilang-ai/AutoCode) - You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills in a single `.cursorrules`. Code to deployment in one session. AI makes all technical decisions, you just say yes or no. | |
| - [Cursor Watchful Headers](https://github.com/johnbenac/cursor-watchful-headers) - A Python-based file watching system that automatically manages headers in text files and maintains a clean, focused project tree structure. Perfect for maintaining consistent file headers and documentation across your project, with special features to help LLMs maintain better project awareness. | |
| - [Imprint](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Imprint) - Your habits, imprinted on AI. One `.cursorrules` replaces eleven skills: memory, onboarding, code review, debugging, planning, progress tracking, testing, git workflow, SEO, and copywriting. Learns how you work and applies it everywhere. | |
| - [Mem-Forever](https://github.com/ilang-ai/Mem-Forever) - Persistent memory across sessions and tools. Auto-generates a portable profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons to `.ilang/`, applies preferences in every future session. Template repo — fork once, remember forever. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` around lines 288 - 290, Reorder the Utilities list so entries are
alphabetized: move "AutoCode" to precede "Cursor Watchful Headers", "Imprint",
and "Mem-Forever" and ensure the sequence becomes AutoCode, Cursor Watchful
Headers, Imprint, Mem-Forever; update the README.md Utilities section (the block
containing the entries "Mem-Forever", "Imprint", "AutoCode", etc.) to reflect
this alphabetical ordering and keep punctuation/formatting consistent with
surrounding list items.
…, Imprint, Mem-Forever) Addresses CodeRabbit review. External GitHub links are correct (same pattern as Cursor Watchful Headers) - not relative links.
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