774 boosters for "cursor" — open source, verified from GitHub, ready to install
Process MCP Server enables AI agents to execute system commands with structured output, timeouts, and signal handling across Cursor, Claude, and Copilot. Developers building AI-powered tools and automations benefit from token-efficient command execution with safety controls.
Swift MCP Server provides structured access to Swift build, test, and package manager data for AI agents, enabling seamless integration with Claude, Cursor, and Copilot for iOS/macOS development workflows.
A Cursor rules file attempting to provide a memory engine interface with transformer-based architecture, but lacks concrete implementation and practical integration guidance for actual use.
A Cursor IDE prompt that establishes expert-level guidelines for writing production-grade Rust code with async/concurrent patterns, tokio, and idiomatic best practices. Ideal for developers building high-performance systems who want consistent, safety-focused code standards enforced through their AI assistant.
Cursor rules for WiiM Home Assistant integration development that enforces architectural decisions and prevents technical debt by mandating fixes in pywiim rather than workarounds in the HA layer. Developers working on this Home Assistant integration will follow these rules to maintain code quality and proper separation of concerns.
A Cursor IDE rule set for developers working on OKX Trading, a Java Spring Boot cryptocurrency backtesting system with AI strategy generation, providing project-specific conventions for coding standards, API interactions, and full-stack development workflows.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
CLI tool for persistent browser automation with multi-session support, featuring Chromium/Real/Remote browser modes, cookie management, JavaScript execution, and long-running automation workflows.
"name": "@touchskyer/memex", "mcpName": "io.github.iamtouchskyer/memex", "version": "0.1.29",
general development rules
A Cursor-specific prompt that equips developers with expert guidance for modern web development using TypeScript, React 19, Next.js 15, and related tools. It's ideal for developers of all levels—especially beginners and open source contributors—who want structured, thoughtful code reviews and solutions.
A specialized Cursor IDE ruleset that enforces security best practices and coding standards for PHP, Python, JavaScript, and Drupal projects. Developers using Cursor AI benefit from automated detection of injection vulnerabilities and adherence to language-specific conventions.
is discouraged in new packages and tolerated in existing packages. The SDK aims to minimize third-party dependencies. Table-driven tests are preferred for API client methods:
Do what has been asked; nothing more, nothing less. NEVER create files unless they're absolutely necessary for achieving your goal. ALWAYS prefer editing an existing file to creating a new one.
A Cursor IDE rule set that enforces consistent Rust coding standards, project structure, and architectural patterns for the LLML library. Developers working on LLML in Cursor will benefit from automated guidance on module organization, naming conventions, and API design.
A Cursor rules configuration that provides structured task analysis and execution framework for AI-assisted development, helping developers break down complex problems systematically while avoiding duplicate implementations.
A GEO (search engine optimization) pipeline booster that analyzes, ranks, rewrites, and generates schema markup for URLs and content to improve search visibility. Useful for developers, content creators, and SEO professionals optimizing web content.
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.
A Cursor rules configuration for debugging Assassyn-generated systems by guiding developers through project structure and file organization. Useful for developers working with the Assassyn framework in Cursor IDE.
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.
Align all code suggestions, architecture recommendations, and technical solutions with this stack unless explicitly requested otherwise.
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"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,
