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Pstack's `no comments` skill is based on an insight: AI sometimes reads comments instead of the code, and if the comments are inconsistent with the code's behavior, the AI may trust the comments; removing comments reduces noise and makes the model face the real code.
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10/21/2026
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Cursor Engineer Open-Sources Pstack: A Six-Phase AI Coding Workflow Breakdown
bilibiliKrillinAI俊希10/19/2026
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