876 boosters for "cursor" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
Cursor rules for the BibleScholarProject that establish ETL conventions, data source fallback patterns, and file naming standards for Bible text processing and integration workflows.
A Cursor-specific rules document that establishes coding guidelines and best practices for the Wizard's Choice game project, helping developers maintain consistency by referencing centralized documentation in the `/docs` directory.
A meta-prompt for Cursor that helps developers distil session learnings into reusable, generic rule files while maintaining clean separation between session-specific insights and standing rule sets. Useful for developers who want to systematically improve their AI assistant rules over time.
This Cursor rule configures an AI agent to leverage the Hytopia MCP Server for SDK assistance, helping developers build games with accurate, up-to-date guidance and examples.
Cursor Rules for gaowei-meeting that enforces interactive feedback loops via MCP during development sessions, ensuring continuous user input before task completion. Useful for teams wanting structured feedback integration in Cursor IDE workflows.
A Cursor rules booster that configures an AI agent to leverage the Hytopia MCP Server for SDK guidance and game development examples. Developers building games with Hytopia SDK in Cursor will benefit from direct access to up-to-date documentation and tools.
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.
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.
Cursor Rules for building a unique portfolio website that delegates detailed instructions to an external SKILL.md file, helping developers maintain consistency across design, content, and deployment decisions.
This Cursor rules booster enforces Next.js best practices for the pages directory, guiding developers toward proper data fetching patterns, server-side rendering, and Web Vitals optimization. It's ideal for Next.js teams using Cursor who want automated enforcement of architectural conventions.
