876 boosters for "cursor" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
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 configuration for Verdant-Spirit-Dao that documents variable scoping in a Chinese RPG/chatbot platform; primarily useful for developers working with that specific ecosystem.
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.
This Cursor rules booster enforces fish shell as the default shell by rejecting bash/sh shebangs and promoting fish shell configuration across Docker, environment, and build files. It's useful for teams standardizing on fish shell in their development environments.
A Cursor rules collection providing best practices and coding standards for React Native, TypeScript, Expo, Supabase, and React Native Paper development. Developers working with these technologies benefit from standardized guidelines that improve code quality and consistency.
A Cursor rules booster that standardizes GitHub issue creation and Knowledge Graph synchronization workflows, preventing duplicates and maintaining canonical task links. Ideal for teams using GitHub CLI and Cursor together for project management.
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-integrated prompt that guides frontend developers using Vue, TypeScript, and modern UI frameworks to write clean, well-structured code following best practices and DRY principles. Ideal for teams using soybean-admin or naive-ui component libraries seeking consistent code quality.
fin-in-flow provides Cursor IDE rules for coordinating multi-agent AI workflows with production-ready code generation across Planner, Executor, and Auto modes. It benefits developers seeking structured AI-assisted development with MCP tool integration.
Cursor Rules for the rundgang2025 project that enforces kebab-case filename conventions. Useful for teams wanting to maintain consistent code style across their Cursor IDE projects.
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.
An MCP server that integrates Nuxt UI component documentation and source code into AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf, enabling developers to get instant access to component examples and usage patterns while coding.
A Cursor-specific prompt that establishes a memory bank system for maintaining project context across sessions, helping teams preserve institutional knowledge and continuity in AI-assisted development work.
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 for rundgang2025 that enforce exact npm versioning and use of package-lock.json with npm ci for reproducible builds. Developers working on the rundgang2025 project using Cursor will benefit from standardized dependency management practices.
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 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 provides AI guidance for working with `.mdc` files and establishing effective project-specific conventions. Developers using Cursor AI in this project benefit from consistent, context-aware assistance aligned with the codebase's standards.
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.
A comprehensive testing strategy guide for Cursor that establishes standardized testing practices, frameworks, and coverage requirements across unit, integration, and E2E tests. Developers using Cursor will benefit from clear testing conventions and best practices to maintain code quality.
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.
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.
An MCP server that recommends relevant open-source projects to AI coding assistants like Claude, Copilot, and Cursor, helping developers discover and integrate useful libraries and tools into their workflows.
This booster establishes a Memory Bank system for Cursor to maintain project context across sessions through structured Markdown documentation files. It benefits teams using Cursor who need persistent project memory and consistent onboarding for AI-assisted development.
