Cursor rule Cursor
A system for creating and maintaining TODO files that document the step-by-step process of implementing features, similar to Claude Code's checkpoint system. Start with /TODO mention.
CLI tool to fetch Cursor .mdc rule templates for better AI assistance
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Cursor rule Cursor
A system for creating and maintaining TODO files that document the step-by-step process of implementing features, similar to Claude Code's checkpoint system. Start with /TODO mention.
Cursor rule Cursor
CitrusRules is a CLI tool that fetches .mdc template files from GitHub and installs them into .cursor/rules directories. It's designed to help developers quickly set up Cursor AI rules for different development best practices.
Cursor rule Cursor
Comprehensive development workflow with structured task tracking and progress management.
Cursor rule Cursor
Unified approach for unit, integration, and e2e tests.
Cursor rule Cursor
Guide for designing clean and versioned APIs.
Cursor rule Cursor
Guidelines for building maintainable frontend components.
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Database query and schema best practices.
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Practices for continuous integration and deployment.
Cursor rule Cursor
Cursor rule "error-handling" from jakerains/CitrusRules, covering error handling standards, core error handling principles, implementation patterns, 1. custom error classes architecture and 2. service layer error handling template.
Cursor rule Cursor
Implement performance-first development practices with systematic optimization strategies, efficient algorithms, and comprehensive monitoring. This rule ensures all code follows performance best practices from the ground up.
Cursor rule Cursor
Implement comprehensive security measures including input validation, authentication, authorization, data protection, and threat prevention across all code implementations.
Cursor rule Cursor
Modern Python project management using UV for fast, reliable development workflows.
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