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AI Rule Files
Track where AI agents are being formally introduced into your repositories. AI Rule Files reveal which tools are configured, how widely they’re used, and where multiple agents coexist.
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by Steven Silverstone
The AI Rule Files panel tracks repositories that include rule files, which are a strong indicator of AI agent adoption. Rule files represent formal configuration of AI tools at the repository level, not just individual experimentation.
Summary
- Shows which repositories include AI rule files.
- Highlights where AI agents are formally configured.
- Helps distinguish individual usage from organization-wide adoption.
The panel shows the following:
- Total repositories with rule files – Number of repositories that currently include at least one AI rule file. Measured by scanning all repositories connected to LinearB.
- Repositories without rule files – Number of repositories that do not yet contain AI-specific rules. Calculated by subtracting repositories with rule files from the total.
- Breakdown by agent – A comparison of which AI tools (for example, Claude Code or Cursor) are configured and how many repositories use each tool.
- Repositories with multiple rule types – Repositories where more than one AI agent is configured (for example, both Claude and Copilot rule files in the same repo).
This visibility helps you understand not just developer-level usage, but where AI agents are being deliberately embedded into workflows through repository configuration.
Chatbot and bot accounts are excluded from all metrics.
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