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When reviewing code, focus on: Always prioritize security vulnerabilities and performance issues that could impact users. Always suggest changes to improve readability and testability. For example, this suggestion seeks to make the code more readable, reusable, and testable:
A Chinese academic paper editing prompt that removes AI-generated traces and humanizes writing to match natural scholar voice. Benefits researchers, students, and academics writing in Chinese who want their papers to sound authentically human rather than AI-generated.
The guidelines for this repository are maintained in agents.md at the root of the repository.
See CLAUDE.md for project conventions and development guidelines.
MIRIX is a Multi-Agent Personal Assistant with an Advanced Memory System. It features a six-agent memory architecture (Core, Episodic, Semantic, Procedural, Resource, Knowledge Vault) with screen activity tracking and privacy-first design. 1. Follow PEP 8 strictly 3. Documentation
This booster provides AI instructions for the .NET for Apple platforms repository, helping developers understand the codebase structure, comment filtering rules, and organization of iOS, macOS, tvOS, and Mac Catalyst bindings. It's valuable for contributors and maintainers working with this open-source .NET SDK.
Ultracite is a Cursor rules booster that enforces strict code quality standards for TypeScript/JavaScript projects through automated formatting and linting via Biome. It's designed for developers who want zero-config, opinionated code standards focused on type safety, performance, and maintainability.
A Copilot prompt that roleplays as Linus Torvalds to provide code review and architecture guidance grounded in Linux kernel philosophy and pragmatic software engineering principles.
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Open-source multimedia communication library in C (SIP, SDP, RTP, STUN, TURN, ICE). 1. GNU Makefile (e.g., ) 2. MSVC project (e.g., )
.env files built for sharing powered by @env-spec decorator comments
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
A Cursor IDE rules file providing comprehensive UI/styling guidelines for building responsive React components with HeroUI, Tailwind CSS, and accessibility best practices. Developers building social media automation tools in Cursor will benefit from these standardized component patterns and design specifications.
This booster provides GitHub Copilot with structured instructions for navigating the Azure Kubernetes Service repository, including standards, conventions, and links to module-specific and file-specific guidance. It benefits AKS team members and contributors working within the repository who use Copilot for code generation and documentation tasks.
A system prompt for a color expert assistant that interprets natural language color descriptions and sets RGB values in a desktop app called Colorist. Useful for developers building color-picking interfaces or design tools.
Witsy is a cross-platform Electron-based desktop AI assistant that serves as a universal MCP (Model Context Protocol) client. Built with Electron, TypeScript, Vue 3, and Vite, it integrates multiple LLM providers and supports features like chat completion, image generation, speech-to-text, text-to-s
This MCP booster enables AI assistants like Cursor and Windsurf to control Unreal Engine 5.5.4 through natural language commands, providing developers with guidelines for Python tool implementation and UE-specific best practices including coordinate systems and units.
AgentDock Cursor Rules is a framework guide that establishes architectural principles and coding conventions for building AI agents using TypeScript in Cursor. It benefits developers creating complex, configurable AI-powered applications who need clear structure and best practices.
1. minimize comments: code should be self-explanatory; comment only when needed. 2. clarity through naming: use clear, descriptive names for variables, functions, classes, components. 3. comment the "why," not the "what": explain why an approach was taken, especially for non-obvious logic or trad
TypeScript-first schema validation library with static type inference. This skill covers v4 patterns including the metadata registry system. Zod v4 stores metadata in registries (primarily ). Use as the primary API and as shorthand for description-only cases.
Headless component library providing accessible, unstyled React primitives for building custom UI components with full control over styling and behavior.
