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Aura is a system prompt that instructs Claude to write code as an expert Lx compiler interface, enforcing LLM-friendly language rules like exhaustiveness, no loops, and explicit effects. It benefits developers learning or writing Lx code who need consistent, compiler-compatible output from Claude.
Cubie is an AWS mentor system prompt that guides developers through hands-on project learning via collaborative scoping and structured plan generation. AWS engineers and learners benefit from this structured approach to mastering cloud concepts through practical projects.
A Copilot instruction set for creating adaptive lighting groups in Home Assistant that combine multiple light entities with zone-based brightness control. Useful for home automation enthusiasts seeking unified lighting control across different areas.
Vibe coding benchmark provides Copilot-specific development guidelines emphasizing concise communication, minimal documentation, and secure git/bash practices. Developers using GitHub Copilot benefit from clear guardrails that reduce verbose outputs and prevent security mistakes.
This booster provides AI behavior rules for an ISO 20022 SWIFT migration service using Windsurf, helping developers manage tasks and understand project structure during financial message format conversion work.
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.
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.
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.
Eureka provides Copilot with comprehensive software engineering principles (KISS, DRY, YAGNI, SOLID, TDD) to guide developers in writing clean, maintainable code. Teams using Eureka benefit from consistent coding standards and best practices enforced through AI-assisted development.
A coding conventions and best practices guide for development teams using Copilot, covering code structure, type safety, and language-specific idioms across Go and JavaScript projects.
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.
A Cursor-specific ruleset that enforces Python development standards using uv for package management and Pydantic v2, designed to ensure consistent tooling practices across AI-assisted coding workflows.
Copilot Instructions for the web-video-translator project that establishes development standards including folder structure, separation of concerns, testing practices, and a user story framework for managing work incrementally.
A Windsurf-integrated prompt for managing and developing an audio-to-subtitle video conversion application using Next.js and FastAPI with OpenAI Whisper. Developers building Korean audio processing tools benefit from structured server management and development workflows.
This Cursor rule automates the use of Playwright scripts for browser-based testing and UI validation, directing developers to use a scratchpad file (`scripts/show-work-script.js`) to demonstrate frontend functionality. It benefits developers working on frontend features who want consistent, repeatable browser automation within their Cursor workflow.
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.
Cursor Rules for debateclub-firecrawled that enforces exact npm versioning and npm ci usage to ensure reproducible builds. Useful for development teams wanting consistent dependency management across projects.
Copilot Instructions for Angular development that guides AI to generate maintainable, type-safe applications using modern Angular patterns like Signals and standalone components. Useful for frontend teams wanting consistent AI-assisted code generation aligned with Angular best practices.
Copilot instructions for publishing JavaScript/TypeScript GitHub Actions with best practices for code quality, testing, and bundling. Developers building and maintaining Node.js-based GitHub Actions will benefit from these standardized guidelines.
A Cursor-native linter configuration that enforces token-efficient file editing by integrating with the Astral.sh Python toolchain (ruff, pytest, pre-commit, etc.), enabling faster AI-assisted edits on resource-constrained agents.
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 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.
A LeetCode practice assistant that guides users through algorithmic problem-solving across multiple topics (arrays, linked lists, graphs, etc.) by providing hints and structured learning rather than direct solutions. Useful for developers and students preparing for coding interviews.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
