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A Cursor IDE rule that implements state management within the CursorRIPER Framework, designed to help developers maintain consistent project state across AI-assisted development sessions.
Cursor rules template for Bun + MCP server projects that documents Bun utility APIs and version management. Useful for developers building TypeScript projects with Bun runtime in Cursor IDE.
A Cursor-specific prompt containing detailed coding standards and project structure rules for building an OpenCV-based customer detection system for jewelry stores using YOLOv8. Developers working on computer vision projects in Cursor will benefit from these standardized guidelines.
Bodyboard is a unified system that generates canonical coding assistant instructions from a single AGENTS.md file, supporting multiple platforms like Copilot, Cline, Claude, and Gemini. Developers managing multiple AI coding assistants benefit by maintaining consistent instructions across all integrations from one source.
A comprehensive Cursor Rules booster that establishes security-first development standards for modern Next.js projects, helping developers build type-safe, authenticated applications with built-in best practices for validation, secrets management, and authorization.
A Cursor-specific prompt that enforces clean code practices by prohibiting unnecessary comments, encouraging developers to write self-documenting code. Useful for teams prioritizing code clarity over explanatory comments.
A Korean-language code review guide for the Trade Safety project, providing development standards for a K-pop merchandise trading safety analysis tool. Developers building scam-detection features for international fan communities would benefit from its architectural and code quality guidelines.
Comprehensive Cursor rules for the AutoWDS full-stack project, providing coding standards, architecture guidelines, and best practices for Rust backend (Axum/Sea-ORM), React frontend, and Next.js development. Developers working on this project use it to maintain consistency and accelerate development.
Windsurf Rules configuration for planfix-mcp-server that provides development guidelines, API references, and testing standards for building MCP tools. Useful for developers integrating Planfix API within the Windsurf IDE environment.
Cursor Rules configuration for a complex Java microservices project (SmartOrder) with Spring Boot 3.3+, multi-module Maven structure, and distributed architecture components. Developers working on this specific enterprise project benefit from pre-configured IDE rules that enforce consistent patterns across multiple services.
A system prompt for Cursor that enforces direct, expert-level responses with practical code solutions and minimal explanation overhead. Ideal for experienced developers who want faster, more actionable AI assistance without verbose guidance.
A Cursor-native prompt that enforces comprehensive coding standards for React/Next.js gamedev projects, including Standard.js rules, component patterns, and TypeScript practices. Ideal for developers building mini-games who want consistent, production-quality code guidance.
Cursor Rules for skyroc-ui that initializes Next.js development context via next-devtools-mcp to establish proper documentation and tooling requirements. Beneficial for developers building with Next.js and the skyroc-ui component library in Cursor.
A Cursor IDE rule set that guides AI responses for full-stack Wails+React+TypeScript development with structured thinking patterns and Chinese-language outputs. Useful for developers building desktop applications with this specific tech stack who want consistent AI assistance.
A Cursor rules template that delegates project context and agent instructions to a maintained docs file, enabling AI tools to stay synchronized with evolving project guidelines. Useful for teams practicing agentic workflows who want dynamic, version-controlled AI agent behavior.
Windsurf Rules for HttpScanner.com provides coding best practices and guidelines covering version control, clean architecture, database management, and CI/CD workflows using GitHub Actions. Developers using Windsurf IDE benefit from standardized development practices for HTTP scanning projects.
A Windsurf rules collection providing best practices for Docker, npm/npx, uv package managers, and package publishing workflows. Developers working with containerization and package management will find structured guidelines for common development tasks.
A Cursor IDE prompt booster that establishes Python coding standards and modular design principles for bootstrapped startups seeking efficient, maintainable code architecture.
A Cursor rules configuration that enables intelligent PHP/Laravel development support with Salesforce API integration context. Ideal for Laravel developers building Salesforce-connected applications who use Cursor as their IDE.
This booster provides AI code style and formatting rules for the FanSync Home Assistant integration, enforcing Python 3.13+ standards, type hints, and licensing requirements through Copilot. Developers contributing to this HACS integration benefit from automated guidance on code quality and consistency.
Cursor Rules for expo52_starter_project provides TypeScript, React Native, and Expo development guidelines tailored for the Cursor IDE, covering code style, naming conventions, and best practices. Developers building mobile apps with Expo and Cursor will benefit from these standardized rules.
A Windsurf IDE rules booster that enforces project-specific coding standards and best practices for the pan-scm-cli application, including Python 3.10+ syntax, Typer CLI integration, and Palo Alto Networks SDK usage. Developers working on this CLI tool will use it to maintain consistency and follow established patterns.
QCO is a lightweight Next.js e-commerce starter kit optimized for Windsurf, providing developers with pre-configured best practices for modern stack components (Drizzle ORM, tRPC, Better Auth, Tailwind). It accelerates e-commerce project setup by eliminating boilerplate configuration for data fetching, validation, and backend communication.
A Copilot prompt booster providing architectural patterns and configuration rules for managing a self-hosted homelab stack with Docker Swarm, Traefik, and integrated services. Ideal for developers building or maintaining complex multi-service home infrastructure.
