Cursor Rulebook 📚✨

Welcome to the Cursor Rulebook! This repository is dedicated to building a sharable set of rules for Cursor to help you streamline, standardize, and supercharge your project development. 🚀

🌟 Introduction

Cursor is an AI-powered code editor that can be enhanced with custom rules to enforce best practices, automate workflows, and keep your codebase clean and consistent. This repo is your go-to place for collecting, organizing, and sharing those rules!

🎯 Purpose

• Centralize: Keep all your Cursor rules in one place for easy access and sharing.
• Standardize: Enforce consistent coding standards and workflows across all your projects.
• Accelerate: Speed up development by automating repetitive tasks and reducing errors.
• Collaborate: Share your rules with teammates or the community to help everyone build better, faster, and smarter.

🛠️ How to Use

1. Clone this repo to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/cursor-rulebook.git

2. Add or edit rules in the .cursor/rules/ directory. Each rule should follow the Cursor rule format.
3. Sync with your projects by copying or linking the .cursor/rules/ directory into your project root.
4. Enjoy automated guidance from Cursor as you code! ✨

📖 Documentation

• Writing Effective Rules - Comprehensive guide on creating powerful cursor rules
• Rule Templates - Ready-to-use templates for different rule types
• Rule Showcase - Success stories and real-world implementations
• Installation Guide - Easy installation script with category options

🛠️ Usage

This is a personal collection of cursor rules designed to streamline development workflow. Feel free to use any rules that work for your projects:

• Browse the rule categories to find relevant rules
• Follow the writing guide to create your own rules
• Use the templates for consistency when creating new rules
• Validate your rules with ./scripts/validate-rules.sh for quality assurance