https://github.com/Nutlope/hallmark#install
Installation instructions for Cursor are (and should be) identical to Claude and if someone don't like the word .claude, they can install the SKILL inside the folder .agents/skills within their project, OR install globally on Cursor or install globally on Cursor (instructions varies per OS).
One should not copy the skill file into a Cursor "rule" file and anyway all the reference files are completely ignored in current instructions (also bad).
Cursor rules or not for those sort of things. "skills" is a better place, and I would even say it is a a sub-optimal place to put hallmark instructions as it will needlessly bloat a project's SKILLs folder. Hallmark should run only on specific prompts for generating designs. I would simply place the SKILL + reference files in a "random" folder, not to "pollute" the skills/rules/whatever with something I would use very rarely, and when needed I will simply drag that folder and type my prompt and that's it. keep it isolated.
I would also advise to adopt it (the hallmark instructions) to the current project's theme (colors, spacing etc.)
https://github.com/Nutlope/hallmark#install
Installation instructions for Cursor are (and should be) identical to
Claudeand if someone don't like the word.claude, they can install the SKILL inside the folder.agents/skillswithin their project, OR install globally onCursoror install globally on Cursor (instructions varies per OS).One should not copy the skill file into a Cursor "rule" file and anyway all the reference files are completely ignored in current instructions (also bad).
Cursor rules or not for those sort of things. "skills" is a better place, and I would even say it is a a sub-optimal place to put
hallmarkinstructions as it will needlessly bloat a project's SKILLs folder. Hallmark should run only on specific prompts for generating designs. I would simply place the SKILL + reference files in a "random" folder, not to "pollute" the skills/rules/whatever with something I would use very rarely, and when needed I will simply drag that folder and type my prompt and that's it. keep it isolated.I would also advise to adopt it (the hallmark instructions) to the current project's theme (colors, spacing etc.)