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A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for REST APIs: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for agency dev shops working in REST APIs, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A structured way to make and document architecture calls for browser extensions. Built for startup engineering teams working in browser extensions, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A system prompt for Cursor that turns feature requests into disciplined, test-first implementations. Enforces planning before coding, small commits and self-review. My most-used prompt at work.
A systematic debugging workflow for data pipelines that finds root causes instead of symptoms. Built for agency dev shops working in data pipelines, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A systematic debugging workflow for REST APIs that finds root causes instead of symptoms. Built for startup engineering teams working in REST APIs, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A safe refactor plan for machine-learning services: characterization tests, seams, and steps that keep CI green. Built for agency dev shops working in machine-learning services, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A structured way to make and document architecture calls for serverless functions. Built for solo developers working in serverless functions, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for GraphQL services: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for startup engineering teams working in GraphQL services, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A systematic debugging workflow for browser extensions that finds root causes instead of symptoms. Built for agency dev shops working in browser extensions, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for internal dashboards: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for technical founders working in internal dashboards, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for DevOps tooling: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for startup engineering teams working in DevOps tooling, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A thorough review pass tuned for DevOps tooling — correctness first, style last. Built for agency dev shops working in DevOps tooling, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A systematic debugging workflow for React frontends that finds root causes instead of symptoms. Built for platform teams working in React frontends, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for GraphQL services: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for agency dev shops working in GraphQL services, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for DevOps tooling: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for technical founders working in DevOps tooling, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for legacy Java systems: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for solo developers working in legacy Java systems, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A thorough review pass tuned for Python backends — correctness first, style last. Built for startup engineering teams working in Python backends, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for WordPress plugins: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for startup engineering teams working in WordPress plugins, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.
A disciplined build-a-feature workflow for legacy Java systems: plan first, tests first, small diffs. Built for startup engineering teams working in legacy Java systems, tuned for Cursor. Fill in the placeholders, paste, and get a structured, ready-to-use result — with clear rules so the output stays specific to your situation instead of generic.