A ready-made .cursor/ setup for product designers and product people who build with Cursor. Commands, rules, and skills — clone the repo, copy the folder, start using.
Reusable AI workflows you invoke with /command-name in Cursor's chat. See the full glossary.
Commands are designed as a pipeline — each step feeds into the next, taking you from idea to shipped, reviewed code:
/explore → /one-pager → /critique → /code-explore → /code-plan → /code-execute → /code-review → /code-review-peer → /document
Every predecessor is optional input, so each command also works standalone. The only hard dependency is /code-execute, which requires a plan from /code-plan.
Specialized subagents that run in parallel or get auto-delegated by the parent agent. See the full glossary.
/verifier, /security-reviewer, /test-runner, /researcher
Persistent AI guidelines applied automatically or based on a certain condition. See the full glossary.
Specialized agent capabilities that commands can reference for domain-specific methodology. See the full glossary.
- Download this repo
- Copy the
.cursor/folder into your project root, or any of the subfolders or files separately, if you have a.cursor/folder there already
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Commands — invoke with /command-name in chat. They guide the AI through a structured task with a defined persona, steps, and output format.
Skills — domain knowledge that commands or agents reference for methodology. A command like /create-presentation pulls in the presentation skill automatically. You can also reference a skill manually (e.g. @.cursor/skills/presentation.md).
Agents — isolated sub-processes that run in parallel. Some trigger automatically (the parent agent delegates based on the task), others you invoke explicitly (/researcher, /verifier). They don't consume your main conversation's context.