2 min lesson
Find your weakest dimension and drill it
Imagine this comes up at work: "Of the five scoring dimensions, why does truth-seeking honesty carry extra weight in a Cursor ADM loop?" Start with the practical move.
Step 1 of 3
Find your weakest dimension and drill itOne drill, highest impact
If your weakest dimension is…
- Product depth
- Spend an hour driving Agent and
.cursor/rules/on a real repo, then narrate what changed in the workflow. - Operational rigor
- Rebuild the 30/60/90 with a leading indicator on every phase; cut any line that's pure activity.
- Data reasoning
- Re-run the stall diagnosis from a blank page; force a different action per segment from the signal.
- Executive communication
- Record the EBR open out loud in the sponsor's words; if it lives in your charts, redo it.
- Truth-seeking honesty
- Rehearse the “how do I know it's real ROIReturn on Investment. The value gained versus what it cost, the language an economic buyer funds deals in. Press Enter for the full definition.” answer until the honest version is your default.
Interview move
Rehearse the whole scenario out loud, once, under time. Set 90 minutes, talk through all four deliverables and the self-score with no notes and record it. The replay shows you the seam where your reasoning thinned - usually the same dimension your rubric flagged. Do this before the real loop, not during it.
Self-score
Final gate: if a Cursor panel sat through your full loop, would they believe you've actually owned an enterprise rollout end to end or would they catch the place you've never done this for real? Fix that place.