cnwinds

7 mods across 1 repository, 6 stars between them.

README

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cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of Cursor rules for an AI detective game, covering its project structure, game logic, frontend, backend, API, themes, and troubleshooting.

not rated 6 1y ago A 3,500 tokens original MIT

ai-detective-game

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cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of project rules for an AI-powered detective game: a web game where an AI helps drive an investigation. It documents a Python FastAPI back end, a MySQL database, a plain JavaScript front end, and Docker deployment.

not rated 6 1y ago A 0 tokens original MIT

api-development

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cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

API documentation for an AI detective game running at a local web address. An API is a set of endpoints that software uses to request data or perform actions.

not rated 6 1y ago A 0 tokens original MIT

backend-development

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cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

Backend development rules for an AI detective game built with Python and FastAPI. The rules describe its folder structure, imports, naming, architecture, and development practices.

not rated 6 1y ago A 0 tokens original MIT

cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of front-end coding rules for a web application built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It covers structure, naming, mobile-friendly layouts, accessibility, and performance.

not rated 6 1y ago A 0 tokens original MIT

cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor

A colour and accessibility rulebook for the AI detective game’s interface, covering light and dark themes on desktop and mobile.

not rated 6 1y ago A 0 tokens original MIT

cnwinds/ai-detective

Cursor rule Cursor needs its repo

A troubleshooting guide for a Python FastAPI application with an AI chat interface. It lists checks for import errors, package structure, server startup, API connections, blank pages, and streaming responses.

not rated 6 1y ago B 0 tokens original MIT

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