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cursor.directory

Skill : A reusable method: instructions, procedures, sometimes scripts or templates · requires cursor

Directory of Cursor rules and MCP servers, with prompts ready to paste.

Practical for starting a project within a clean framework.

Official site GitHub · 4,010 ★

Overall score

8.8 /10

Security: nothing to flag

Utility

7.0

Reliability

10.0

Security

No caveat on record

Ease

1 click · Beginner

Security reflects where data goes, requested permissions and incidents on record at the verification date. It is not a guarantee of zero risk: check the deployment mode and the connections you enable.

What it does, concretely

Setting up an AI-assisted code editor often requires searching for rules, MCP servers or prompts suited to a project, which takes time and yields uneven results. cursor.directory centralises these resources in a single community directory, accessible directly from the browser.

The site lists Cursor rules (.mdc files), MCP servers, skills, agents, hooks and LSP servers, all submitted by the community via a GitHub repository URL. Each plugin is automatically reviewed by a Cursor SDK agent that assigns it a security status (safe, suspicious or malicious) before it appears in the directory.

cursor.directory is aimed at developers using Cursor or Windsurf who want to start a project with already-tested rules and configurations, without starting from scratch. Prompts and rules are ready to copy and paste directly into the editor.

The service is less useful for anyone not working in a compatible editor or looking for AI tools unrelated to code development.

What it offers

·Directory of Cursor rules in .mdc format, ready to copy into a project.
·Listing of MCP servers submitted by the community.
·Support for multiple component types: skills, agents, hooks and LSP servers.
·Plugin submission via a simple GitHub repository URL, no pull request needed.
·Automatic security scan of each submitted plugin, with a displayed verdict (safe, suspicious or malicious).
·Client-side fuzzy search to quickly find a plugin or rule.
·Compatible with Cursor and Windsurf editors.

Our tips

Before copying a rule or plugin, check that its security status is listed as 'safe' in the directory.
To submit your own plugin, structure your GitHub repository according to the Open Plugins standard: place rules in rules/*.mdc, MCP servers in .mcp.json and skills in skills/*/SKILL.md.
Use the site's fuzzy search to filter rules by language or framework before pasting them into your editor.
Cursor rules apply at the project level: place them in the correct folder of your repository so the editor picks them up automatically.

Watch out

The security scan is asynchronous and may take a few moments after submission: a recently added plugin may not yet have a displayed verdict.
All content comes from the community: the quality of rules and plugins varies by contributor, and no human editorial review is mentioned.

In practice

Price: Free
Commercial use: Commercial use: yes
Available on: cursor, windsurf
Host: cursor
Licence: MIT
FR interface: No

Security and data

Rating: Security: nothing to flag
Your data: Data stays local
Maintenance: Active

Links and repository checked on 25 October 2026 · added on 1 September 2024

How to install cursor.directory

1. Go to cursor.directory from your browser. 2. Browse or search for a rule, MCP server or other component suited to your project. 3. Check that the plugin's security status is 'safe' before using it. 4. Copy the rule or prompt content and paste it into the appropriate folder of your Cursor or Windsurf project. 5. To submit a plugin, sign in with GitHub or Google at cursor.directory/plugins/new, then paste your GitHub repository URL.

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