4,195 boosters for "r" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
"name": "use-agently", "description": "Use Agently CLI", "homepage": "https://use-agently.com",
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces idiomatic Elixir coding standards and best practices, including functional programming patterns, code style conventions, and test structure guidelines. Beneficial for Elixir developers using Cursor who want consistent, high-quality code generation.
Rails Upgrade Assistant analyzes Rails applications and generates comprehensive upgrade reports with breaking changes, deprecations, and step-by-step migration guides for versions 7.0 through 8.1.1. Rails developers planning upgrades benefit from automated detection of breaking changes and sequential migration guidance.
This booster provides standardized git commit message rules for the lism-css project within Cursor, enforcing a consistent format with English type prefixes and concise Japanese descriptions to maintain code history clarity.
"description": "Behavioral programming framework for Claude collaboration", "url": "https://axivo.com" "name": "brainstorming",
"name": "matlab-skills", "description": "A collection of agent skills for MATLAB development, including Live Script generation, unit test creation and execution, performance optimization, HTML/JavaScript app building, and digital filter design.", "name": "The MathWorks, Inc.",
general development rules
"description": "Recursive Language Models (RLM) CLI - enables LLMs to recursively process large contexts by decomposing inputs and calling themselves over parts", "url": "https://github.com/rawwerks" "repository": "https://github.com/rawwerks/rlm-cli",
Enables developers to switch between tin version control branches directly from Claude Code, streamlining branch management workflows without leaving the IDE.
"name": "@whenmoon-afk/memory-mcp", "description": "Brain-inspired memory for AI agents - MCP server", "main": "./dist/index.js",
GiGL provides essential Cursor coding standards emphasizing explicit naming conventions and fail-fast error handling to improve code readability and maintainability. Developers working with graph neural networks and large-scale ML projects benefit from these foundational best practices.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
A comprehensive guide for developers to add new agents to Errata, a writing app platform. Developers building LLM-powered features will use this to understand agent architecture, registration, and integration.
<projectdescription> </projectdescription> <architecture_overview>
<plan>$ARGUMENTS</plan> 1. Find latest in | 2. Parse plan for phases and status, auto-select next incomplete (prefer IN_PROGRESS or earliest Planned)
iOS Cursor Rules provides architectural guidance and best practices for AI-assisted iOS development in Cursor, covering MVC/MVVM/VIPER patterns and SwiftUI conventions to help developers maintain clean, scalable code.
A skill booster that enables developers to commit conversation threads to tin version control directly from Claude Code. Useful for teams using tin as a conversation management system who want seamless integration with their coding workflow.
"name": "claude-code-wakatime", "description": "WakaTime plugin for Claude Code - Track your AI usage, lines of code generated, and time spent prompting AI", "homepage": "https://github.com/wakatime/claude-code-wakatime",
A booster that lists all tin version control branches and highlights the currently active branch. Useful for developers working with tin-based projects who need quick branch visibility.
"description": "Mission Planner, Agent Creator, Skill Creator, and Librarian — the complete Forge suite for science-backed AI team assembly", "name": "jdforsythe", "url": "https://github.com/jdforsythe"
"name": "composure", "description": "Multi-tenant SaaS architecture plugin with decomposition enforcement, code quality hooks, task tracking, and structural code graph for impact-aware reviews.", "version": "1.18.7",
"name": "golang-skills", "description": "20 modular skills for idiomatic Go — each under 225 lines, backed by 48 reference files, 8 automation scripts (all with --json, --limit, --force), and 4 asset templates. Covers error handling, naming, testing, concurrency, interfaces, generics, documentation,
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