New tool flags unreliable Claude/Cursor rules causing AI agent errors

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Version 0.3.0 of the open-source tool 'rules-doctor' has been released. It analyzes rule files used by AI coding agents, such as CLAUDE.md, for common reliability issues. The tool identifies problems like contradictory instructions, missing scope boundaries, and vague directives that agents often ignore. These flaws cause agents to silently drop critical instructions during tasks, according to community reports. The tool is available via pip and GitHub under an MIT license.

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