Go安全规范
01Cursor rule Cursor
A set of Go programming rules written in Chinese that covers secret handling, security scanning, and timeout control with contexts.
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Python安全规范
02Cursor rule Cursor
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.
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Swift编码风格
03Cursor rule Cursor
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.
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Cursor rule Cursor
Use Bun instead of Node.js, npm, pnpm, or vite.
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Cursor rule Cursor
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.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of Cursor Agent rules written in Chinese that maps common requests to tools and workflows.
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Cursor rule Cursor
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.
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Cursor rule Cursor
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.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of instructions for creating and managing scheduled jobs that start agent sessions at a specified time or interval.
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soul
10Cursor rule Cursor
A set of personal instructions defining an assistant’s identity, principles, communication style, and behavior.
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tools
11Cursor rule Cursor
A set of instructions describing an agent’s available file, terminal, web, browser, coding, remote-server, and messaging capabilities.
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user-context
12Cursor rule Cursor
A template for recording information about the user, including their work, skills, language, and communication preferences.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A set of workspace rules for an AI coding agent, covering safety, tool use, file-based memory, and scheduled checks.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A standard for registering webhook-based notifications, such as alerts, daily reports, and reminders, in a central assistant configuration system. A webhook is a URL that receives automated messages from another program.
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basic-rules
15Cursor rule Cursor
A small set of general rules for how the assistant should respond and organize its work. It requires Simplified Chinese responses, Chinese chat names, and use of multiple helper agents when appropriate.
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Cursor rule Cursor
A coding rule that prevents frontend files from containing hardcoded portal domain URLs and requires shared URL constants instead.
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rules
17Cursor rule Cursor
A set of project rules for deploying a separated frontend and backend in Docker containers, with shared code, AI services, response formats, and server settings. Docker is software for packaging and running applications in isolated containers.
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