awesome-cursor-rules-mdc

Why we included this project

Cursor users who want their editor to behave consistently across libraries will find a practical starting point here. The collection gathers ready-made .mdc rule files that encode best practices for a range of popular libraries, so you can drop them into a project instead of hand-writing every convention. Alongside the rules, the repo ships a Python generator that rebuilds these files from a structured JSON manifest, using semantic web search and an LLM to draft the content; that's handy when you want to regenerate or extend the set for your own stack. The rules are community-maintained and openly licensed, so you can adapt what works for your team and contribute improvements back. It's a curated reference and a generator toolkit rather than a runtime service, so treat it as something to pull from, not something to deploy.