Add Pixeltable Cursor rule - #379
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPixeltable guidance was added for Python and notebook files. The guidance covers tables, computed columns, UDFs, embedding search, CLI workflows, and prohibited patterns. The README now links to the rule under Database and API. ChangesPixeltable Rule
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In `@rules/pixeltable.mdc`:
- Line 60: Update the t.image.similarity call assigned to sim to pass the query
via the explicit string parameter instead of the deprecated positional item
argument, preserving the existing similarity query.
- Line 44: Update the `@pxt.udf` decorator in the clean_text example to remove the
unsupported return_type keyword, while preserving the existing -> str return
annotation.
- Line 56: Update the add_embedding_index call to use the documented clip
embedding UDF interface, such as clip.using(...) or the configured UDF directly,
instead of referencing the nonexistent clip.clip_text and clip.clip_image
attributes; preserve the image column and index creation behavior.
- Around line 67-68: Update the Pixeltable CLI workflow documentation to include
the command that updates the declared services after scaffolding with `pxt
service example --out app.py`; replace the schema command’s `<table_name>`
placeholder with the correct target namespace or application-name argument, and
ensure the documented sequence completes the service workflow.
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| - Wrap custom Python functions in `@pxt.udf`: | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the supported @pxt.udf syntax.
@pxt.udf does not accept return_type; unknown decorator keywords raise RequestError. The -> str annotation already provides the return type. This example fails before clean_text is defined. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- `@pxt.udf`(return_type=pxt.String)
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In `@rules/pixeltable.mdc` at line 44, Update the `@pxt.udf` decorator in the
clean_text example to remove the unsupported return_type keyword, while
preserving the existing -> str return annotation.
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Thanks for the review! Updated to use , explicit , and the complete CLI sequence. |
Add Cursor rule for Pixeltable (
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