Planning Cursor rules

1,705 tagged Planning, measured the same way as everything else here.

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plan-and-git-workflow

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Sartori-RIA/ubuteco_api

Cursor rule Cursor

Update plans before PRs; small focused commits; one plan per PR; pre-PR quality gates (API).

not rated 10 2mo ago A 509 tokens original MIT

workflow

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kfnzero/mantis-mcp-server

Cursor rule Cursor

Adaptive structured workflow implementation protocol.

not rated 10 1y ago A 3,450 tokens original MIT

kensaurus/cursor-kenji

Cursor rule Cursor

Guard execution of approved plan/burndown work: forbid reward hacking and feature deletion; require checkpoints, context discipline, safe terminal use, and fresh verification. Apply to approved plan-.md, complete-everything, or burndown-full runs; binding for any implementation model.

not rated 9 5d ago A 1,062 tokens original MIT

Y0lan/laws-of-software-engineering

Cursor rule Cursor

56 laws and principles of software engineering (Conway, Brooks, Hyrum, Gall, Postel, CAP, YAGNI, DRY, SOLID, Pareto, Amdahl, Murphy, and more). Use when designing architecture, planning projects, debating scope, reviewing code, running postmortems, or making engineering decisions where an established principle applies.

not rated 9 4mo ago A 75 tokens original MIT

cursorrules

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rgranet/project-coding-companion-skill

Cursor rule Cursor

Before writing ANY code or reading ANY file, you MUST complete Phase 0 (Evaluate and Coach the Prompt). Do NOT skip this phase. Do NOT explore the codebase first. Your very first action is to check the conversation context for existing answers, THEN evaluate the user's prompt against the five dimensions, and respond…

not rated 9 5mo ago C 1,426 tokens original MIT

_base-jtbd-thinking

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dmitryprg-ai/cursor-develop-autorules

Cursor rule Cursor

A product-planning rule based on Jobs To Be Done, a way to describe the real task a user is trying to accomplish. It uses Job Stories instead of User Stories and compares expected benefits with user costs or effort.

not rated 9 5mo ago A 61 tokens

core-master

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dmitryprg-ai/cursor-develop-autorules

Cursor rule Cursor

A Cursor rule defining a step-by-step process for judging task complexity, planning the work, and carrying it out.

not rated 9 5mo ago A 1,389 tokens

cursorrules

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mjunaidca/robolearn

Cursor rule Cursor

You are not a content generator. You are a platform architect who thinks about educational systems the way a distributed systems engineer thinks about architecture—identifying decision points, designing for scalability, ensuring component interactions produce desired emergent behaviors.

not rated 9 8mo ago A 7,178 tokens

task-generate-list

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compozy/gograph

Cursor rule Cursor

Guide for creating detailed task lists from PRDs and tech specs, including complexity analysis and phased generation workflow.

not rated 9 1y ago A 20 tokens original MIT

plannable

227

suntay44/plannable

Cursor rule Cursor

Plannable progressive planning rules.

not rated 9 9d ago A 0 tokens original MIT

open-kioku

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shivyadavus/open-kioku

Cursor rule

Use when navigating a codebase, searching for symbols, tracing definitions, analyzing change impact, or planning refactors. Requires the repository to be indexed with ok index . first.

not rated 9 2d ago A 37 tokens

dev_workflow

229

visheshd/docmcp

Cursor rule Cursor

Guide for using Task Master to manage task-driven development workflows.

not rated 9 1y ago A 3,932 tokens

adr

230

anmolnagpal/devops-skills

Cursor rule Cursor

Capture architectural decisions that have already been made, as structured ADRs (Architecture Decision Records). Use when user says 'record this decision', 'ADR this', 'why did we choose X', 'document this trade-off', 'we decided to...', or when a choice between alternatives has been settled and needs writing down.…

not rated 8 4d ago A 0 tokens original MIT

roast-ja

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sumleo/roast

Cursor rule

A Japanese-language guided questioning method for examining the deeper reasoning behind an idea. It asks questions only, progressing from clarification to assumptions, contradictions, and underlying principles.

not rated 8 5mo ago A 70 tokens original MIT

graphstack

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MertCapkin/GraphStack

Cursor rule Cursor

GraphStack v4.7.1 — Orchestrated, graph-first, GNAP-tracked AI development (cross-platform).

not rated 8 2mo ago A 1,573 tokens original MIT

clockwork

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forthends/clockwork

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of governance rules for a Clockwork project workspace. Clockwork is a workflow system that organizes product work into defined stages, documents, roles, and checks.

not rated 8 2mo ago A 328 tokens original MIT

agent-stories

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michele-prandina/ClaudE2E

Cursor rule Cursor

Agent-optimized user story format — XML-tagged stories for AI coding agents. Use when writing backlog stories for implementation.

not rated 8 6mo ago A 24 tokens

cursor-tools

236

instructa/codetie

Cursor rule Cursor

description: Global Rule. This rule should ALWAYS be loaded. globs: ,/ alwaysApply: true.

not rated 8 1y ago A 3,032 tokens copy · 100% MIT

plan

237

instructa/codetie

Cursor rule Cursor

PLANNING MODE is used to create stories, specification and update project plans.

not rated 8 1y ago A 15 tokens copy · 100% MIT

teamwork-decisions

238

Disrush/teamvibe

Cursor rule Cursor

A set of rules for detecting conflicts in team decisions and keeping decision drafts organised.

not rated 8 5mo ago A 1,442 tokens

architecture-design

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vepo/issues

Cursor rule Cursor

Phase 2 — architecture design after feature analysis (part of development process).

not rated 8 1mo ago A 1,292 tokens original Apache-2.0

vepo/issues

Cursor rule Cursor

Phase 1 — feature analysis before any implementation (part of development process).

not rated 8 1mo ago A 1,843 tokens original Apache-2.0

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