pack_desktop
014thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command for packaging a desktop Electron application.
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publish_epic
024thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command for building a desktop Electron application and starting Epic Games’ BuildPatchTool upload process.
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4thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that packages, compresses, and publishes a GitHub version of the project.
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4thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that builds the desktop Electron application and publishes it to Steam, a platform for distributing and updating PC games.
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sync_agents
054thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that collects rules, skills, and commands from the .cursor directory and records them in an AGENTS.md file at the repository root.
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4thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that updates the repository’s CONTRIBUTORS.md file and the contributor section of README.md from the repository’s GitHub contributor list.
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4thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that organizes rules, skills, specifications, and final testing tasks related to roleplay mode, where the user personally plays a character.
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4thfever/cultivation-world-simulator
Command Cursor
A command that creates a Git tag, updates the version in static/config.yml, stages the change, and commits it with a version-update message. A Git tag is a label attached to a specific point in a project’s history.
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