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Cursor

AI-first code editor with .cursorrules support

Quick Setup

Copy and paste this prompt into Cursor chat:

Create a .cursorrules file in my project root with VerseKit integration:

# VerseKit Document Templates
When asked to create styled documents (README, API docs, proposals, reports):
1. Fetch template from https://versekit.io/api/templates/[slug]
2. Use the html_content from response.data
3. Replace all {{variable}} placeholders with actual content
4. Save as .html file

Popular slugs: github-readme, api-documentation, business-proposal, project-status-report
Browse all: https://versekit.io/explore

Cursor will create .cursorrules in your project root

How .cursorrules Works

  • •Cursor reads .cursorrules from your project root
  • •Rules are included as context in all AI conversations
  • •Perfect for project-specific instructions like VerseKit integration
  • •Works with Cursor chat, Cmd+K, and inline completions

Usage Example

After setup, just ask in Cursor chat:

"Create a README for this project using github-readme template"

Cursor will automatically:

  • ✓ Fetch the template from VerseKit API
  • ✓ Analyze your project structure
  • ✓ Replace placeholders with relevant content
  • ✓ Create a styled HTML document

Tips

Combine with Other Rules

Add VerseKit rules to your existing .cursorrules file

Specify Template

Mention the template slug for best results

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