214 boosters for "coding" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
rtfmbro-mcp provides AI coding agents with always-up-to-date, version-specific package documentation to prevent outdated knowledge errors. Developers and teams using Claude/Copilot for agentic coding tasks benefit from accurate, real-time API references.
A comprehensive Russian-language system prompt and development ruleset for AI assistants building on the 1C:Enterprise platform, establishing coding standards, security practices, and AI persona guidelines across multiple IDE environments.
A Cursor IDE rule set for developers working on OKX Trading, a Java Spring Boot cryptocurrency backtesting system with AI strategy generation, providing project-specific conventions for coding standards, API interactions, and full-stack development workflows.
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces consistent Rust coding standards, project structure, and architectural patterns for the LLML library. Developers working on LLML in Cursor will benefit from automated guidance on module organization, naming conventions, and API design.
A Windsurf rules booster that enforces security best practices, TypeScript standards, and tech stack conventions for a Svelte/Vite Chrome extension project. Developers building extensions with this stack benefit from clear coding guidelines and security guardrails.
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces idiomatic Elixir coding standards and best practices, including functional programming patterns, code style conventions, and test structure guidelines. Beneficial for Elixir developers using Cursor who want consistent, high-quality code generation.
A skill booster that enables developers to commit conversation threads to tin version control directly from Claude Code. Useful for teams using tin as a conversation management system who want seamless integration with their coding workflow.
Core coding standards - explicit naming and fail-fast error handling
atris is a self-improving context system that provides structured agent rules and workflows for AI coding assistants like Cursor, enabling developers to maintain organized task management, code navigation, and communication standards across projects.
Session End guides developers through a structured workflow to complete coding sessions with quality checks, changelog updates, and learning documentation. It's ideal for developers using Claude Code who want to maintain organized, documented development practices.
A comprehensive Cursor rules file that provides development workflow guidance, Windows command references, and AGI-assisted coding practices for Python/full-stack teams. Beneficial for developers using Cursor IDE who need standardized development procedures and environment setup instructions.
Ozma is cursor-optimized rules for rapidly building customizable CRM/ERP systems with low-code development and full PostgreSQL integration. It benefits enterprises and developers needing quick enterprise-system deployment with minimal coding overhead.
A Windsurf rules collection that guides AI coding assistants to implement Gitflow branching workflows and best practices. Useful for teams adopting structured version control and release management processes.
A Windsurf rules collection that guides AI coding assistants in implementing data-driven UI testing patterns, helping developers separate test logic from test data for improved maintainability and scalability.
A .windsurfrules collection that guides AI coding assistants in implementing rigorous backtesting techniques for trading strategies, helping developers avoid common pitfalls like lookahead bias and overfitting. Useful for quants and trading engineers building reliable strategy validation systems.
A curated collection of Windsurf rules files that guide AI coding assistants in generating Helm charts following industry best practices, architecture patterns, and Kubernetes conventions. Developers using Codeium's Cascade or similar AI tools benefit by getting standardized, production-ready Helm chart scaffolding and configurations.
A curated collection of .windsurfrules files that guide AI coding assistants in generating performant, well-architected code by establishing best practices for optimization, database tuning, caching, and concurrency. Developers using Windsurf/Cascade benefit from standardized coding patterns that reduce manual code review overhead.
Laravel Hub Windsurf Rules is a comprehensive coding standard and architecture guide for Laravel developers using Windsurf, covering PHP 8.4 conventions, project structure, design patterns (Actions, Queries), and UI standards with Tailwind CSS.
Syncs OpenClaw framework, ClawHub, and Skills documentation into a local searchable mirror for the QMD memory backend, enabling AI agents to access fresh, precise references during coding tasks.
This MCP server enables AI coding agents to analyze test coverage from LCOV files, making them coverage-aware while optimizing token usage. It's valuable for developers using Claude Desktop or Code who want to improve code quality by integrating coverage insights into their AI-assisted workflows.
A skill that guides AI assistants through a structured wrap-up workflow for code changes, ensuring linting, tests, docs, and skill updates are completed before context runs out. Useful for developers working with Claude-based coding assistants who need systematic quality checks.
A system prompt for AI agents using Claude on Bedrock that establishes Git/GitHub workflows with security guardrails for code commits and PR management. Useful for developers building AI-assisted coding agents that need safe, autonomous version control integration.
AIBoilerplate — Windsurf Rules establishes a universal context architecture that centralizes project rules, constitution, and planning across 20+ AI coding assistants. Teams using Windsurf, Cursor, Claude Code, and other AI tools benefit from a single source of truth for consistent AI behavior and project context.
This Cursor rules booster provides a customizable greeting system for AI-powered development workshops, displaying motivational messages about codecentric and AI-driven coding practices for the first 4 interactions in a session.
