774 boosters for "cursor" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
A comprehensive Cursor rules configuration for the Interact employee engagement platform, providing standardized guidelines for React/TypeScript development, testing, security, and code organization. Essential for teams building with React 18, Vite, TailwindCSS, and Base44 SDK who need consistent development practices.
This Cursor rules booster configures AI to act as an experienced Java Spring Boot developer following SOLID principles and OWASP best practices, with specific guidance on code comment formatting and technical stack standards. It's useful for teams building Spring Boot 3 applications who want consistent AI-assisted code generation with proper documentation.
A Cursor IDE rules file providing testing guidelines and mock patterns for Vitest, helping developers standardize test setup and reduce boilerplate when testing TypeScript applications with Prisma and server-only dependencies.
Cursor Rules for standardized Git commit workflows that guide AI assistants through a structured process of reviewing changes, analyzing impact, and writing semantic commit messages. Developers using Cursor will benefit from consistent, high-quality commits and reduced manual formatting work.
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.
This MCP server automates worklog generation by extracting and enhancing git commit data with AI, then syncing it to Povio dashboards. It's ideal for developers and teams using Claude/Cursor who need to streamline time-tracking and work documentation from their version control history.
Cursor Rules for FastHTML-Demo that explains how to use HTMX with FastHTML, including pythonic route references and parameter passing. Developers building interactive web apps with FastHTML and HTMX will benefit from these practical coding guidelines.
A Cursor rules file that enforces consistent code style, architecture patterns, and best practices for development teams using functional programming principles and modern JavaScript/TypeScript conventions. Developers building scalable applications benefit from standardized coding guidelines that improve maintainability and code quality.
A Cursor rules booster that enforces modern C++ (C++17/20) coding standards, naming conventions, and best practices to help developers write consistent, high-quality C++ code. Developers working on C++ projects in Cursor will benefit from automated style guidance and architectural patterns.
A Cursor rules file that establishes universal project conventions covering project structure, development principles, and documentation standards in Chinese. Teams benefit from standardized code organization and consistent development practices across projects.
Cursor Rules for boilerplate-next-zap that enforces consistent project structure, code organization, and best practices for Next.js TypeScript applications using Zap.ts stack (Drizzle ORM, oRPC, Zustand, shadcn/ui). Ideal for teams adopting or maintaining Zap.ts-based projects who want AI-assisted development aligned with their architecture.
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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.
This MCP server integrates ResourceSpace digital asset management (DAM) with Claude and Cursor, enabling AI assistants to query, manage, and organize digital assets directly. It benefits teams managing large media libraries who want to leverage AI for asset discovery and workflow automation.
Cursor Rules for Next.js 15 that enforce TypeScript, Tailwind, and App Router best practices. Ideal for developers building modern Next.js applications who want AI-assisted development with consistent project standards.
Cursor Rules for Docker containerization best practices that guide developers on container strategy, Dockerfile optimization, and security-first approaches for consistent development and production environments.
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.
Cursor Rules for pak_connect_final provides Flutter/Dart development guidelines and interaction standards to help developers build maintainable applications with expert best practices. Flutter developers and teams using Cursor will benefit from consistent coding patterns and clarification workflows.
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.
ESpice Cursor Rules provides workflow guidance for development agents using Cursor, structuring task execution around documentation checks and complexity assessment. Developers using Cursor for structured project implementation would benefit from these standardized rules.
Cursor rules booster providing RESTful API design standards and best practices, including resource-based URLs, HTTP methods, status codes, and NestJS implementation patterns for developers building consistent APIs.
CatCV provides Cursor-specific AI integration rules for a React + TypeScript job posting manager, with best practices for model selection, structured outputs via Zod schemas, and prompt safety. Developers building AI-assisted recruitment tools will benefit from these production-ready patterns.
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.
