Using Cursor daily
Recently I've been using Cursor as my daily code editor. And asking it questions about my existing code or create whole new code is such a breeze.
In current version you also have concepts like:
- Cursor Rules
- MCP
Cursor rules
Think of these rules as 'pre' prompts. Things to make sure Cursor takes into account when doing 'something' for you.
I've been trying to document how I want my themes to look like, things like filenames and directory structure. This works pretty good! I am training it to do things I normally manually do. Like copying an existing piece of code, and then adjust it. But now I can just prompt cursor to make me a new 'section' and it uses my example and setup! This is amazing.
There is actually a good website with neat examples for all kinds of work, called cursor.directory
MCP
So Cursor MCP is another feature. This is still a bit vague to me, but there are things like a docker MCP; It can then do commands, create containers, read logs and what not. I watched this Youtube video and learned alot!
Conclusion
So right now my goal is to start defining lots of cursor rules that will enable me to quickly do things I would normally do manually.
I think this would make me faster in boilerplating my themes and doing it the way I like it! I like it! 🤓
And in the future I might be able to prompt it with a design (image or figma) and let it do my work xD
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