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cursor.directory

Community collection of Cursor rules and coding prompts, sorted by language and framework.

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About cursor.directory

cursor.directory gathers project rules and prompts for the Cursor editor, organised by programming language, framework and package. You copy a rule set into your project and the AI agent follows it.

The go-to place for coding instructions you can drop straight into an AI editor.

FAQ

What is cursor.directory?

Community collection of Cursor rules and coding prompts, sorted by language and framework.

Is cursor.directory free?

Yes. cursor.directory is free to use.

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