community-plugins

Why we included this project

Cursor's own community registry is where plugin authors publish what they have already built, and the entries are structured rather than a loose list of links. When someone submits a repo, the site auto-detects components like rules, skills, agents, hooks, and MCP or LSP servers using the Open Plugins standard, so each listing is organized by type. The repository behind it is also a solid reference for anyone wiring up a Next.js and Supabase directory app, with a queue-based pipeline that scans submissions for safety. If you are deciding whether to write your own Cursor extension, browsing the catalog gives you a quick sense of the conventions and component layouts people actually use.