llm-cursor-rules

Why we included this project

Anyone doing real work in Cursor or a similar AI-assisted editor quickly learns that the output is only as good as the instructions you feed it. This repo collects a practical, opinionated set of rules that push the assistant toward consistent structure, sound state management, and performance-aware choices instead of its first guess. Right now it covers Swift and SwiftUI plus Next.js 14, so it is most useful to developers in those stacks, but the bigger value is the pattern: each rule set shows how to turn your own team's conventions into something an editor can actually follow. The author also livestreams sessions where he applies these rules, which gives you a real look at them in day-to-day use. Treat it as a solid starting point to fork and adapt, not as a drop-in tool.