Cursor rule
Accessibility requirements — WCAG 2.2 AA floor, ARIA, keyboard, contrast — loaded on demand for UI work.
Cursor rule
Accessibility requirements — WCAG 2.2 AA floor, ARIA, keyboard, contrast — loaded on demand for UI work.
Cursor rule
Code style conventions (formatting, in-code naming, structure) — loaded on demand for code work, not every chat.
Cursor rule
Error handling patterns — no silent catches, typed errors, errors at the edges — loaded on demand for code work.
Cursor rule
Performance requirements — budgets, measurement, avoid premature optimization — loaded on demand when performance matters.
Cursor rule
Testing requirements — what must be tested, coverage floors, unit vs integration vs E2e — loaded on demand for code work.
Cursor rule
GitHub repo hygiene — security policy, CI, rulesets, Releases vs a releases/ folder — load when changing .github/ or community files.
Cursor rule
Explain AI git co-authorship (Cursor/etc.), prevent it, and remove it safely.
Cursor rule
Ask when unclear; never guess requirements or product truth.
Cursor rule
Terse responses with full technical substance (default full intensity).
Cursor rule
Always enhance user prompts internally before acting (auto/self mode) -- install only with enhance-prompt-auto setup.
Cursor rule
Folder and file naming, layout, grouping; fix legacy paths only with permission.
Cursor rule
Git setup, Conventional Commits, backups, and commit/push only with user permission.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: