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DevOMeter is a Cursor workflow automation rule that standardizes GitHub issue creation and Knowledge Graph synchronization, preventing duplicates and maintaining canonical task links. It benefits developers managing complex project workflows with GitHub CLI integration.
A Python skill booster for BeautifulSoup4 that enables parsing, searching, and modifying HTML/XML documents through a navigable tag tree. Developers working with web scraping, data extraction, and HTML manipulation benefit from this practical library integration.
Copilot instructions for a Laravel race planning application (uma_musume_race_planner) that provides foundational context on Laravel ecosystem packages and versions to guide AI assistance.
Teaches Claude when to use gabb_structure and gabb_symbol tools for efficient code exploration and navigation in supported languages. Developers working with large codebases benefit from optimized search strategies that reduce unnecessary file reads.
A system prompt that implements ORAC, an arrogant and intellectually impatient supercomputer personality from Blake's 7, enabling developers to create dismissive yet technically competent AI assistants across multiple platforms.
Intent Kit provides Cursor rules for building hierarchical intent-driven Python workflows with LLMs, enabling developers to create structured, context-aware automation systems. It's useful for developers building complex AI-driven applications that require intent classification and conditional execution.
A Chief Technology Officer agent that guides enterprise technology strategy decisions, including investment evaluation, technical vision setting, and architectural planning. Ideal for organizations needing structured CTO-level guidance on technology roadmaps and innovation initiatives.
A Telegram group message subscription bot built on Cloudflare Workers that lets users subscribe to specific users' messages or regex-matched content. Useful for Cursor users who need serverless Telegram automation rules.
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces a structured 'Autonomous Principal Engineer' workflow for feature development, requiring reconnaissance phases and mental modeling before implementation in Motech Development monorepos.
Extracts and summarizes YouTube video transcripts into structured notes with key learnings and actionable suggestions. Useful for researchers, students, and content consumers who want quick, clean summaries without manual transcription.
Dig is an investigation-only mode that helps developers understand bugs, features, or system behavior by reading files and gathering context without making changes. It benefits developers who need to analyze code or debug issues before implementing solutions.
This skill helps teams create structured Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) using the bd issue tracker by guiding users through essential PRD sections like problem statements, user stories, and acceptance criteria.
AlgoClash is a competitive platform where developers build and deploy autonomous AI trading agents that battle in simulated stock markets with live leaderboards and backtesting. It's useful for ML/AI engineers interested in algorithmic trading, agent design, and competitive benchmarking.
An MCP server enabling AI agents to communicate, delegate tasks, and maintain diagnostic visibility throughout execution lifecycles. Developers building multi-agent systems and orchestration platforms benefit from streamlined agent coordination.
Cursor Rules for attestr, a Nostr-based decentralized protocol for mutually-signed agreements. Developers building Nostr applications with React can use this to integrate protocol rules and contract functionality into their cursor-based workflow.
Decode — Cursor Rules enforces Ultracite code standards (a Biome preset) for TypeScript/JavaScript projects, helping teams maintain consistent, high-quality code through automated formatting and linting. Developers using Cursor will benefit from integrated rule enforcement.
An MCP server that provides instant access to browser compatibility data and web API support information from the caniuse database, helping developers quickly check feature support across browsers without leaving their IDE.
HoloLoom is a neural decision-making system prompt integrating prompt management, analytics, and Thompson Sampling optimization for LLM applications. Developers working with multi-agent systems and prompt optimization would benefit from its structured approach to prompt selection and performance tracking.
Windsurf Rules for herolauncher establishes coding standards and project organization guidelines for pure Go projects, helping developers maintain consistent structure with automated linting and compilation. It benefits Go teams using the Windsurf IDE who want standardized package organization, command-line tooling patterns, and automated code quality enforcement.
This MCP server provides real-time Singapore transportation data including bus arrivals, train alerts, and carpark availability. It's useful for developers building travel planning apps, mobility integrations, and location-based services in Singapore.
Second Brain MCP is a semantic search engine for your codebase that lets you find code by natural language queries (like "find the auth bug") instead of grep, using embeddings and local SQLite vector search. It's ideal for developers who want faster code navigation and context awareness across large projects.
Gearhead provides Laravel-specific copilot instructions for a Software Engineering 1 & Application Development project, defining ecosystem package versions, coding conventions, and architectural guidelines to maintain consistency across a Laravel + Inertia + React stack.
Hyperion is a system prompt that enables AI coordinators to orchestrate multi-agent development work through task management, knowledge coordination, and MCP tool discovery—ideal for developers using Claude-based IDEs who need structured agent delegation and context tracking.
A comprehensive AI-assisted development skill for XPR Network blockchain programming, covering smart contracts, SDKs, DeFi, and NFTs. Developers building on XPR Network benefit from guided, AI-enhanced coding assistance with critical safety disclaimers.
