cursor.js
Official@cursor-js
Offers specialized repository management, documentation generation, and code quality analysis for TypeScript-based monorepo environments.
Agent Skills by cursor.js
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
cursor-jscreating-changesets
Create standardized markdown changesets for semantic versioning and release notes.
cursor-jsgit-commit
Analyze code diffs and generate Conventional Commits messages.
cursor-jstask-workflow
Automate repository task workflows including classification, branch creation, and validation.
cursor-jsfumadocs-mdx-structure
Generate MDX documentation files for 8-bit components using structured templates.
cursor-jsfumadocs-registry-integration
Generate shadcn registry.json entries for 8-bit UI components.
cursor-jscode-review
Automate code review with severity-based analysis, prioritization, and bug fix verification.
cursor-jstypescript-advanced-types
Explain TypeScript advanced types for building reusable type-safe abstractions.
cursor-jsfind-skills
Search for agent skills and provide installation guidance.
cursor-jsfumadocs-component-docs
Generate structured markdown documentation for 8-bit UI components.
cursor-jsclose-workflow
Automate pull request closing, deployment verification, branch merging, and cleanup.
cursor-jsturborepo
Configure and optimize Turborepo monorepo build pipelines with caching and CI/CD integration.
cursor-jstdd
Guide developers in adopting test-driven development with behavior-oriented testing practices.
cursor-jsgrill-me
Guide structured questioning of plans to reveal assumptions and risks.
Frequently Asked Questions About cursor.js
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific repository tasks does cursor.js support?▼
Cursor.js enables standardized semantic versioning via changesets, automated Conventional Commits generation from diffs, and repository lifecycle management including branch creation, pull request closing, and deployment verification. It also facilitates structured code reviews with severity-based analysis and bug fix verification.
Which developers benefit most from these capabilities?▼
Frontend engineers and monorepo maintainers working within TypeScript ecosystems benefit most. It is specifically designed for teams utilizing Fumadocs for documentation, shadcn for UI components, and Turborepo for build orchestration, providing structured guidance for TDD and complex type-safe abstractions.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these repository skills?▼
Implementation requires a TypeScript-based project environment, typically configured with Turborepo for monorepo management. Users should have an existing Fumadocs setup for documentation generation and a standard Git-based version control system to support the changeset and commit message generation features.