Cursor Resources
by ample-education
This repository provides a centralized collection of resources for Cursor, the AI-powered IDE, to enhance productivity. It includes prompts, rules, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, scripts, and other utilities to improve the Cursor development experience.
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What is Cursor Resources?
This is a curated collection of resources designed to maximize productivity within the Cursor AI-powered IDE. It provides tools and configurations to customize and enhance Cursor's AI capabilities.
How to use Cursor Resources?
Clone the repository into your Cursor workspace. Use global rules by copying them to Cursor Settings. For project-specific rules, create a .cursor/rules directory in your project and add rule files. Customize prompts and rules to fit your specific needs and set up any required MCP servers following the documentation.
Key features of Cursor Resources
Global Rules for AI customization
Project-specific Rules for granular control
Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for enhanced context handling
Utility scripts for automation
Example Global Rule for project management best practices
Use cases of Cursor Resources
Customizing AI behavior for specific coding styles
Implementing framework-specific rules
Handling auto-generated files
Enforcing code style and architecture preferences
Enhancing AI understanding of your codebase with custom context
FAQ from Cursor Resources
What are Global Rules?
What are Global Rules?
Global rules apply to all projects and conversations in Cursor and are set through Cursor Settings > General > Rules for AI.
What are Project Rules?
What are Project Rules?
Project rules are stored in the .cursor/rules directory within projects and support semantic descriptions and file pattern matching.
What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP enhances AI understanding of your codebase by providing custom context for better code generation.
How do I contribute to this repository?
How do I contribute to this repository?
Fork the repository, create a new branch with your changes, and submit a pull request.
Where can I find the official Cursor documentation?
Where can I find the official Cursor documentation?
You can find the official Cursor documentation at https://cursor.sh/docs.