cursor-workspace

Reusable Cursor commands, rules, and agent skills for consistent, AI-assisted coding and domain guidance across projects.

What’s in this repo

Directory	Purpose
commands/	Command prompts and workflows — each .md file is a self-contained prompt you can run from chat or as a custom command.
rules/	Rule packs (formatting, style, conventions) — each with a rule file (.mdc) and optional README.
skills/	Agent skills (domain knowledge, when-to-use guidance) — each with a SKILL.md and optional README/reference.

• Commands are reusable prompts and workflows (e.g. read-only code review) you invoke from chat or as Cursor custom commands.
• Rules shape how the AI formats code, follows conventions, and applies style (e.g. Google Python/TypeScript, Rust style guide).
• Skills give the agent focused domain knowledge so it can help with specific topics (e.g. H3 geospatial indexing) when relevant.

Quick start

• Commands: Use command files in chat (e.g. @-mention or paste) or configure as Cursor custom commands. See commands/README.md for the list and usage.
• Rules: Copy a rule folder into your project (e.g. .cursor/rules/ or a rules/ directory) and enable it in Cursor. See rules/README.md for the list and usage.
• Skills: Place skill folders where Cursor can see them (e.g. .cursor/skills/ or a linked skills/ directory). See skills/README.md for the list and usage.

Adding content

• New command: Add a .md file under commands/, then add an entry to the table in commands/README.md.
• New rule: Add a folder under rules/ with a rule file (.mdc) and optional README.md, then add an entry to the table in rules/README.md.
• New skill: Add a folder under skills/ with a SKILL.md (and optional README.md), then add an entry to the table in skills/README.md.