A command that saves local Git changes, incorporates updates from a remote repository, and sends the result back to configured remotes. Git is a system for tracking changes to code, while a remote repository is a shared online copy.
A command for testing the backend APIs of a project, including service discovery, authentication checks, endpoint validation, and security-header checks. Backend APIs are the server-side interfaces that applications use to exchange data.
A small set of Python security rules covering secret storage and code scanning. Python is a programming language, and Bandit is a tool that checks Python code for common security problems.
A set of Swift coding rules covering formatting, naming, immutable values, error handling, and concurrency. Swift is Apple's programming language for apps and other software.
A set of working guidelines for building Go back-end services, command-line tools, and microservices. It covers project structure, explicit error handling, small interfaces, goroutines and channels, and table-driven tests.
Development guidance for building native macOS desktop apps with Swift and SwiftUI, including windows, storage, permissions, networking, and distribution.
Rules for an AI assistant that works through Feishu, a Chinese workplace messaging and collaboration platform, inside Cursor Agent. They define identity details and limits for Feishu card replies.
A rule for handling automatic system check-ins every 30 minutes. It tells the coding agent to inspect project files, memory, and scheduled tasks, then either report useful findings or reply with HEARTBEAT_OK.
A protocol for storing and retrieving project memories from files, using a command-line memory tool. It records decisions, preferences, dates, tasks, and other useful history for later conversations.
A Mac Notes synchronisation workflow that copies notes into a workspace and adds them to a searchable semantic index. Semantic search finds related meaning, not only exact words.
A Chinese-language guide for creating Agent Skills that follow Cursor’s official format. It explains the required skill file, optional supporting files, storage locations, and metadata.
A command that reviews how a problem was solved and turns reusable lessons into rules for a team baseline document. It checks existing rules before adding or updating one.