768 boosters for "curso" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
Enforces fish shell as the default shell across Docker, scripts, and development configurations with linting rules and best practices. Benefits teams standardizing on fish shell who want consistent shell environments in Cursor.
Cursor Rules for the Whop CLI wrapper that establishes a shared mental model for projects integrating @whoplabs/whop-client, helping developers maintain SDK contracts and avoid reimplementing authentication/networking logic. Benefits CLI developers building on top of the Whop SDK.
A set of accessibility best practices rules for Cursor that enforces proper HTML/ARIA usage patterns in TypeScript/JavaScript projects. Developers benefit by automatically catching common a11y violations and maintaining code quality standards.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
Cursor Rules for building a unique portfolio website, providing AI-assisted guidance through persona-based workflow phases covering research, design, fonts, colors, content, SEO, and deployment. Ideal for developers and designers creating professional portfolio sites with structured AI support.
A comprehensive Cursor rules file that enforces Python best practices and coding standards across projects, helping developers maintain clean, secure, and maintainable code through automated linting guidelines.
A Cursor rules file that guides post-session retrospectives and doctrine updates, helping developers systematize lessons learned into reusable operational patterns. Best suited for teams wanting to formalize knowledge capture and iterative process improvement.
A Cursor IDE rules file that establishes best practices for TypeScript, React, Next.js, and modern UI frameworks to guide developers in writing consistent, maintainable code. Developers building full-stack web applications with Next.js will benefit from having structured coding conventions enforced within their AI assistant.
A Cursor-specific prompt booster that guides developers to create well-structured issues and tasks using the GODS framework (Goal, Overview, Definition of Done, Solution). Ideal for teams practicing PoC-driven development who want consistent, actionable task documentation.
Wedjat provides comprehensive Gitflow workflow rules for Cursor, defining branch strategies, naming conventions, and merge policies to standardize git operations. Developers using Cursor will benefit from having clear, enforced guidelines for feature development, releases, and hotfixes.
This booster provides cursor rules for an enterprise staffing/project management system with multi-role workflows (PM, managers, security, admins) and PostgreSQL integration. It benefits development teams building or maintaining this specific application.
