768 boosters for "curso" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
Jupy-Juice is a Cursor IDE rules booster that provides structured guidance for building an AI-powered Jupyter notebook assistant with Pydantic AI, helping developers maintain consistent code style and project organization.
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.
SwimTO Cursor Rules provides workspace configuration, security guidelines, and development standards for the swimTO pool scheduling project running on a Raspberry Pi k3s cluster. Developers working on this project benefit from clear port assignments, OAuth/HTTPS requirements, and project structure documentation.
A Cursor IDE rules booster that enforces Rust best practices for Entity Component Systems, Event-Driven Architecture, and NATS messaging in modern Rust projects. Ideal for teams building distributed, domain-driven systems requiring strict architectural patterns.
This Cursor rule enforces best practices for Rust development on Nix and NixOS, including documentation-first workflows, library version management, and proper build toolchain usage. It's essential for developers working with Rust, Bevy, or EGUI in Nix-based environments.
Cursor Rules for enforcing organization-wide coding standards in Python, covering readability, naming conventions, documentation, and code structure. Developers using Cursor IDE benefit from consistent code quality and automated standard enforcement.
Cursor-Demo provides a comprehensive set of development rules and workflows (SPARC methodology) designed to guide AI-assisted coding in Cursor with emphasis on code quality, security, and structured collaboration between human developers and autonomous agents.
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.
"name": "clirank-mcp-server", "description": "MCP server for API discovery and recommendations: help Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, and other coding agents choose APIs with current CLIRank data instead of stale model memory", "clirank-mcp-server": "./dist/index.js"
A Cursor rules file that enforces MVI architecture, Jetpack Compose patterns, and Kotlin conventions for Android PokeDex app development. Developers building modular Android apps with Compose and MVI will benefit from standardized architectural guidance.
This Cursor Rules booster provides standardized guidelines for implementing CRUD operations and data access layer patterns, helping teams maintain consistency across database operations in their codebase.
Enforces a Makefile-only automation policy for a TypeScript/React frontend project, prohibiting shell scripts and standardizing task orchestration for Docker integration. Developers working on the Bacalhau frontend repository benefit from consistent, traceable, and containerization-ready automation practices.
A Cursor rules file that enforces Swift code standards for cross-platform iOS/macOS development, including architecture patterns, logging practices, and preview requirements. Useful for Swift developers maintaining consistent code quality across platform-specific implementations.
Cursor Rules for 10x-project provides testing guidelines and best practices for E2E testing with Playwright, helping developers maintain consistent, resilient, and maintainable test suites in Cursor.
CatCV provides Cursor IDE rules for building a React + TypeScript job posting manager with Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and best practices for forms, state, and accessibility. Developers using Cursor will benefit from clear guidance on component architecture, styling patterns, and library choices.
AutoDocX provides Cursor IDE rules that establish a Senior Java Developer persona with Spring Boot 3 best practices, SOLID principles, and architectural guidelines for building maintainable REST APIs. Developers using Cursor for Java/Spring projects benefit from consistent coding standards and project structure enforcement.
Cursor Rules configuration for Node.js projects using the debateclub-firecrawled codebase, establishing coding standards for TypeScript/JavaScript files with Node >= 23. Developers working in Cursor IDE on this specific project benefit from enforced consistency and best practices.
A Cursor IDE rule that enforces documentation standards for service classes and methods, requiring docstrings that explain purpose, usage context, and feature ownership. Developers using Cursor benefit from consistent, maintainable service documentation practices.
Cursor Rules for the debateclub-firecrawled project that enforces kebab-case filename conventions. Useful for teams working with Cursor IDE who need consistent naming standards across their codebase.
Cursor Rules booster that enforces Ultracite code standards (a Biome preset) for TypeScript/JavaScript projects, providing automated formatting, linting, and code quality checks. Developers using Cursor IDE benefit from immediate, opinionated code quality enforcement without configuration.
Educational guide explaining what .cursorrules files are and why they're safe to use in Cursor IDE projects. Primarily serves developers new to Cursor who have concerns about the configuration file's security and impact.
Cursor Rules for Documentation establishes clear guidelines on where, when, and how to create project documentation, helping teams maintain organized, non-redundant docs in a `/docs` folder. Developers and technical leads benefit from standardized documentation practices that reduce clutter and improve code maintainability.
Cursor Rules for debateclub-firecrawled that enforces exact npm versioning and npm ci usage to ensure reproducible builds. Useful for development teams wanting consistent dependency management across projects.
This Cursor rule automates the use of Playwright scripts for browser-based testing and UI validation, directing developers to use a scratchpad file (`scripts/show-work-script.js`) to demonstrate frontend functionality. It benefits developers working on frontend features who want consistent, repeatable browser automation within their Cursor workflow.
