1,594 boosters for "AI" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
A comprehensive testing strategy guide for Cursor that establishes standardized testing practices, frameworks, and coverage requirements across unit, integration, and E2E tests. Developers using Cursor will benefit from clear testing conventions and best practices to maintain code quality.
A memory management system for AI agents using Qdrant vector database, enabling persistent semantic storage and retrieval of information across Claude conversations.
This booster guides AI agents through a structured process to create comprehensive project specifications autonomously, enabling them to understand scope, architecture, and constraints before implementation. Developers and AI systems benefit by having clear, actionable project blueprints that facilitate autonomous work and reduce ambiguity.
Documentation resource for Power Automate specialized agents that generates production-ready JSON workflow definitions. Useful for developers and automation engineers looking to create Power Automate flows programmatically.
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.
Audius MCP Atris integrates the Audius music platform with Claude through the Model Context Protocol, enabling AI assistants to access music data and functionality via STDIO. Developers building AI applications that need to interact with Audius music metadata, streaming, or platform features will find this useful.
An expert AI engineer agent that helps developers build production-ready LLM applications, RAG systems, and intelligent agents with deep knowledge of modern AI stacks. Ideal for teams building chatbots, AI-powered features, and enterprise AI integrations.
A practical guide to writing maintainable, debuggable LLM agent code by addressing unique failure modes like non-determinism, opaque tool calls, and prompt-logic coupling. Developers building Claude-based agents will benefit from these patterns.
This booster documents a Rust SDK method for disabling system prompts in template configuration, but lacks practical prompt content or implementation guidance for actual AI coding platforms.
AgentTrust provides identity, trust verification, and secure orchestration for autonomous AI agents communicating with each other (A2A), with built-in protections against prompt injection and human-in-the-loop controls. Developers building multi-agent systems, especially those requiring security and auditability, benefit from its official A2A partnership and MCP integration.
A Namecheap API integration skill enabling domain registration, availability checking, DNS management, and domain lifecycle operations directly from Claude Code. Useful for developers and AI agents automating domain management workflows.
Provides Cursor IDE context rules for JHipster-generated monolithic applications with JWT authentication and React frontend. Helpful for developers working on JHipster projects in Cursor to understand the project structure and technology stack.
A Cursor Rules template that enforces consistent Git workflows through standardized branch naming, commit message patterns, and pull request structures. Ideal for teams wanting to maintain code discipline and traceability across their development process.
This MCP server enables developers to programmatically manage Reddit advertising campaigns, including accounts, ad groups, and posts through Claude. It's valuable for marketers and agencies automating Reddit ad workflows at scale.
EROS is an AI specialist agent for designing behavior-based matching algorithms, LLM integration, and recommendation systems in dating applications. It helps backend, frontend, and database engineers implement ethical, explainable AI matching features.
An MCP server that recommends relevant open-source projects to AI coding assistants like Claude, Copilot, and Cursor, helping developers discover and integrate useful libraries and tools into their workflows.
Mcp Tool Factory generates MCP servers from natural language, OpenAPI specs, databases, GraphQL, and ontologies, supporting 10+ LLM providers. Developers building AI agents and tool ecosystems benefit from automated server generation without manual boilerplate.
Cursor Rules for Docker containerization best practices that guide developers on container strategy, Dockerfile optimization, and security-first approaches for consistent development and production environments.
A prompt-based MCP server that enables Claude and ChatGPT to execute cURL commands directly, ideal for developers who need to integrate HTTP requests into their AI workflows.
Peepit MCP Server enables AI agents to capture and analyze macOS screenshots with smart window targeting and AI-powered image analysis, solving the critical problem of giving Claude visual perception of the desktop environment.
Fixer is an AI agent that diagnoses and automatically resolves CI failures, test failures, and code bugs using code analysis and modification tools. Developers benefit by reducing manual debugging time and getting faster resolution of build and test issues.
An MCP server that enables Claude to query and interact with on-premises SQL Server databases, allowing developers to integrate legacy database systems with AI workflows without cloud migration.
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.
A specialized C# expert agent that helps developers write modern, enterprise-grade .NET code using advanced features like records, pattern matching, and async/await while ensuring SOLID principles and comprehensive testing. Ideal for C# developers looking to refactor, optimize performance, or implement complex .NET solutions.
