1,653 that install into Cursor. Same mod, same page, whichever agent you run: a URL per tool would split one page into five that compete.
Command Cursor
Autonomous end-to-end pipeline. Runs /spec → /architect → /implement → /review → /wrapup like /proceed, but instead of pausing at each gate it routes the decision through the decision-maker agent, commits its work as it goes, and ends in a single final human review backed by a full audit log. Opt-in; conservative by…
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Streamlined pipeline for bug fixes. Slimmer than /proceed — bug report → investigate → fix → verify → ship, with gates between each. Use for defects, not for new features. Larger or scope-creeping bugs should be re-framed as a REQ via /spec.
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Command "healthcheck" from ulfaslak/memorable, covering documentation health check command, when to use this command, execution protocol, 1. architecture decisions verification and 2. api contracts verification.
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When the user triggers this action, walk them through setting up Firecrawl for this project. Run each step automatically. Speak in plain, friendly language.
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This command sets up Google Workspace API access by installing the gws CLI and the googleapis npm package for TypeScript agent scripts.
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When the user triggers this command, walk them through setting up the Perplexity API for this project. Run each step automatically. Speak in plain, friendly language.
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Cut a git-flow release from develop, infer the semver bump from commits since the last version tag, bump workspace versions, finish the release, push branches and tags, and publish a GitHub release. Use when shipping a new project release.
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Check the diff against main, and remove all AI generated slop introduced in this branch.
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Command "commit" from eamonboyle/mssql-mcp, covering commit current work, important, instructions and notes.
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Before submitting or committing, use this checklist to ensure work completeness.
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Initialize your AI development session and begin working on tasks.
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Propose a new change - create it and generate all artifacts in one step.
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Create a new Foundry project with comprehensive context documents through collaborative design process.
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Create a comprehensive feature specification with detailed implementation guidance through collaborative design process.
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Perform precise, idempotent updates to specification documents using intelligent edit command strategies.
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Instructions for adding, committing, and pushing Git changes from an external MSYS2 Bash window on Windows.
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A set of instructions for opening local documentation in Cursor’s Simple Browser through a local web address or a workspace-relative path.
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A command for starting, checking, and stopping the PoolAI application on Windows, with separate instructions for PowerShell, WSL, and MSYS2 Bash.
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I've got an idea I want to talk through with you. I'd like you to help me turn it into a fully formed design and spec (and eventually an implementation plan) Check out the current state of the project in our working directory to understand where we're starting off, then ask me questions, one at a time, to help refine…
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Analyze staged git changes with archguardian before committing.
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Auto-fix archguardian findings (unused imports, naming violations).
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Run a full archguardian project scan and help the user understand findings.
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A command named create-pr for an Expo Updates Admin project. It includes guidance for creating a pull request, writing its summary, following the required steps, and using a pull-request template.
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A command named newfeat for setting up a new feature. The description is partly in Chinese and does not provide enough detail about its exact behaviour.
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