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Custom Watchy v2.0 smartwatch firmware booster providing setup instructions and hardware-specific guidance for ESP32-based e-paper watch development. Ideal for embedded systems developers building custom watch interfaces.
Saferis provides Copilot instructions for developing type-safe SQL applications with Scala 3 and ZIO, guiding developers on build commands, coding style, and idiomatic patterns specific to this tech stack.
AthleteX Cursor Rules provides frontend development guidelines for React and Tailwind styling, including accessibility standards like alt text requirements. It's useful for teams building AthleteX projects who want consistent code patterns and best practices in their Cursor IDE.
Cursor Rules booster that enforces Ultracite code standards (a Biome preset) for TypeScript/JavaScript projects, providing automated formatting, linting, and code quality checks. Developers using Cursor IDE benefit from immediate, opinionated code quality enforcement without configuration.
OpenDarts is a self-hosted dart application with computer vision-based auto-scoring, enabling players to track games and practice with automated score detection via their phone camera. It benefits dart enthusiasts and competitive players who want accurate scoring and game management without manual entry.
Cursor Rules for the debateclub-firecrawled project that enforces kebab-case filename conventions. Useful for teams working with Cursor IDE who need consistent naming standards across their codebase.
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 enforces modern C++ (C++17/20) coding standards, naming conventions, and best practices to help developers write consistent, high-quality C++ code. Developers working on C++ projects in Cursor will benefit from automated style guidance and architectural patterns.
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.
Educational guide explaining what .cursorrules files are and why they're safe to use in Cursor IDE projects. Primarily serves developers new to Cursor who have concerns about the configuration file's security and impact.
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.
A set of mobile development environment setup rules for iOS and React Native projects. Useful for teams standardizing development practices across mobile platforms.
Copilot Instructions for forge provides Laravel developers with curated guidelines and conventions for building applications with Laravel 12, Filament v4, Livewire v3, and related ecosystem packages. Developers using GitHub Copilot will benefit from context-aware assistance that respects their project's specific package versions and architectural patterns.
Cursor Rules for Documentation establishes clear guidelines on where, when, and how to create project documentation, helping teams maintain organized, non-redundant docs in a `/docs` folder. Developers and technical leads benefit from standardized documentation practices that reduce clutter and improve code maintainability.
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.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
A Copilot prompt providing technical documentation for a Nostr-based React client application with gig-economy features. Useful for developers building on the catallax bounty platform.
whopctl provides Cursor IDE rules for developers building CLI wrappers around the Whop SDK, establishing shared architecture patterns for resource instantiation, authentication, and error handling. Developers using Whop for app deployment and hosting benefit from consistent project structure and SDK best practices.
A system prompt that guides instructional designers through a structured, iterative process to create technical course curricula with prerequisites, core concepts, and pedagogically sound lesson plans. Ideal for educators, course developers, and technical training specialists.
This booster appears to be mislabeled or incorrectly configured—it describes a bill-splitting application but contains Laravel framework guidelines unrelated to its stated purpose of splitting bills with friends.
Cursor-specific rules for Tailwind CSS configuration and best practices tailored to Gabriel Ribeiro's portfolio, integrating shadcn/ui components with dark/light theme support. Developers building Next.js portfolios with Cursor IDE will benefit from these pre-configured styling guidelines.
A system prompt that attempts to create an autonomous AI video codec development framework with self-modifying capabilities. However, it lacks clarity on actual implementation, platform-specific integration, and practical deployment mechanisms.
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.
AutoDocX provides Cursor IDE rules that establish a Senior Java Developer persona with Spring Boot 3 best practices, SOLID principles, and architectural guidelines for building maintainable REST APIs. Developers using Cursor for Java/Spring projects benefit from consistent coding standards and project structure enforcement.
