A developer created a web-based tool that automatically generates Cursor rules by crawling documentation websites to help LLMs better understand new or updated libraries. The tool specifically addresses the challenge of LLM knowledge cutoffs for newer technologies like Svelte 5 and Cloudflare Workflows, producing customized prompts that can be selectively applied in Cursor's rule system.
Generate Cursor rules for [LIBRARY_NAME] that include: 1. Latest API documentation and usage patterns 2. Common implementation examples 3. Best practices and gotchas 4. Version-specific features and changes The rules should be formatted for .cursor/rules and focus on practical code completion and assistance scenarios.
Separate Cursor rules for different libraries into distinct files
Automatically generate rules by crawling official documentation
Don't create Cursor rules without referencing official documentation
Avoid using automatically generated rules without manual verification
A user compares Cursor's Chat and Composer features, noting key differences in multi-file editing capabilities and real-time code changes. The post questions the overlap between these features and seeks clarification on their future direction, highlighting documentation gaps and UI considerations.
A developer shares their experience improving Cursor AI's code completion quality using structured YAML-based project rules. The post details how implementing reasoning-focused prompts in .cursorrule files has led to more precise and consistent code suggestions, particularly for the TALL stack, with potential adaptability for other tech stacks.
A practical tip for using AI to automatically generate Mermaid diagrams from codebase analysis. The approach involves using chat-based LLMs to create visual documentation that can be regularly updated as code changes, with suggestions for viewing the diagrams using IDE plugins or online browsers.
A developer shares their successful implementation of automated changelog management using Cursor AI through custom rules. The setup ensures consistent version tracking, changelog updates, and release management by integrating semantic versioning principles with AI-assisted workflow automation.
A comprehensive tutorial demonstrating how to build a custom MCP (Message Control Protocol) server to extend Cursor Composer's functionality. The author provides both a video walkthrough and open-source repository to help developers implement practical and advanced features beyond the basic examples in the official documentation.