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Pathrule

Pathrule

ChatGPT plugin by Pathrule · Project memory, rules, skills

Developer Tools v1.0.7 Created Oct 19, 2026 Website ↗ Open in ChatGPT ↗

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not found for “coding”, “developer” · why
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search only, no category page
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10/100
leaders average 58

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In ChatGPT conversations?How often ChatGPT mentions Pathrule when people ask common Developer Tools questions.

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About Pathrule

Pathrule isn't listed on any directory category page. It joined the directory on Nov 1, 2026.

The intelligence layer for your coding agents: path-scoped project memories, rules and skills delivered to the agent as it works.From the plugin’s directory listing

Try asking

@Pathrule What does Pathrule know about this part of the project?

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Nov 1, 2026

Recent changes

  1. Updated updated to version 1.0.7
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Pathrule: questions and answers

What does Pathrule do?

Project memory, rules, skills. The intelligence layer for your coding agents: path-scoped project memories, rules and skills delivered to the agent as it works.

How do I use Pathrule in ChatGPT?

Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @Pathrule in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “What does Pathrule know about this part of the project?”