AI Coding Agent Setup Pack
A practical setup kit for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex users: templates, prompts, workflows and checklists.
What's inside
- context — Drop-in
AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.mdand.cursor/rules/*.mdctemplates for three common stacks: web app (TypeScript/Next.js), Python service/library, and data/analytics (Python/SQL/notebooks). - prompts — 6 prompt templates: planning, refactoring, debugging, writing tests, code review and handoff notes, each with a filled-in example.
- workflows — Workflow guides: plan-then-execute, safe git habits (branches, worktrees, no force-push), subagents and parallel agents, context hygiene.
- checklists — 3 checklists: repo setup, before each task, before merging.
- examples — Worked examples: a full plan → step-by-step diff → independent review session, plus a filled-in AGENTS.md.
Why it beats the free repos
- Commands over prose: every template states exact commands (e.g.
pnpm test -- path), which agents follow far more reliably. - Verification built in: every prompt ends with a "prove it" step.
- Explicit do-not lists: no surprise dependencies, lockfile edits, deleted tests or force-pushes.
- One source of truth: AGENTS.md holds the rules; CLAUDE.md and Cursor rules point to it, so you maintain one file, not three.
Sample
# Prompt: Debug from evidence 1. Reproduce the bug first and show me the output. 2. List 2-4 hypotheses ranked by likelihood, with evidence. 3. Test the top hypothesis with the cheapest check. No speculative fixes. 4. Write a failing regression test, then the minimal fix. Do not: wrap it in try/except, add retries/sleeps as a fix.
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Disclaimer: this is an unofficial product, not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anthropic, OpenAI, Anysphere (Cursor) or any tool vendor. Product names are used only to describe compatibility. Review and adapt the templates to your own project.