This article delves into the rule enforcement challenges encountered when using AI editors for frontend development. Users share that in TypeScript development, despite clearly setting rules to always on—including avoiding any and unknown types and prioritizing type guards—the editor frequently generates code that violates these rules. This phenomenon has led developers to question the memory capabilities and rule processing mechanisms of AI tools. The article analyzes potential causes such as insufficient AI contextual understanding, conflicting rule priorities, or tool design flaws, and encourages community discussion on solutions. These insights not only help developers optimize their use of AI editors but also promote tool vendors’ product improvements, advancing the maturity of AI-assisted programming technology.
