This repository offers opinionated rules and best practices for integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) with the Cursor editor in software development workflows. It targets developers seeking to enhance productivity and code quality through AI-assisted coding, providing structured guidance for specific technology stacks.

How It Works

The project curates a set of rules and best practices, presented as a guide for developers. It focuses on practical application within the Cursor IDE, aiming to streamline AI-assisted coding by offering structured advice on code quality, state management, and performance optimization tailored to specific development environments.

Quick Start & Requirements

• This repository is a collection of guidelines, not a runnable software package. No installation or specific dependencies are required beyond having the Cursor IDE and access to LLMs.
• Official documentation and live coding sessions demonstrating the rules can be found on the author's YouTube channel: Ray Fernando.

Highlighted Details

• Includes specific rule sets for Swift and SwiftUI development.
• Features rules tailored for Next.js 14 development.
• Provides guidance on code structure, state management, and performance optimization.
• Author actively livestreams coding sessions applying these rules.

Maintenance & Community

• The project is maintained by RayFernando1337 (@RayFernando1337 on X).
• Contributions are welcomed via issues and pull requests.
• Community engagement is encouraged through X and YouTube.

Licensing & Compatibility

• The project is open source.
• Usage is permitted with a request for attribution to the repository and the author's X account (@RayFernando1337).

Limitations & Caveats

The rules are opinionated and intended as a starting point; they may not cover all development scenarios or preferences. The repository does not include executable code, requiring users to manually implement the guidelines.