cursor-memory-bank

Why we included this project

If you work in Cursor and find that every session starts from a blank slate, this project gives the editor a persistent working memory that carries context across a whole task. It ships as a set of Cursor commands and rules that move you through a defined sequence: initializing a project, planning, exploring design options, building, reviewing, and archiving. Along the way it reads and updates a shared memory-bank directory, so the AI always knows what has already been decided. The token-optimized design loads only the rules relevant to the current phase, which matters on long tasks where context-window usage adds up. It is a documentation and workflow framework rather than a standalone application, so it suits developers who want a repeatable, structured process for how their AI assistant approaches coding work. Because it is a personal project, expect to adapt the rules to your own preferences rather than rely on active support.