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I built a free .cursorrules generator for your stack
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I built a free .cursorrules generator for your stack

via Dev.to WebdevAndré Casal1mo ago

If you use Cursor, you probably know that a good .cursorrules file makes a huge difference in code quality. But writing one from scratch is tedious — and most templates online are either too generic or don't match your stack. So I built a free generator that creates real, opinionated cursor rules tailored to your exact setup. How it works Select your framework (Remix, Next.js, SvelteKit, Astro, Express/Fastify) Pick your language preference (TypeScript strict, relaxed, or JavaScript) Choose your database, styling, auth, and testing setup Get 100-126+ lines of production-ready cursor rules — instantly No signup. No email gate. Just pick your stack and download the file. What's in the generated rules? This isn't a 10-line skeleton. Each generated file includes: Project identity — framework, language, architecture constraints Code style rules — naming conventions, formatting, patterns Architecture constraints — file structure, separation of concerns Framework-specific rules — e.g. Remix l

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