Currm is a tool for downloading Cursor rules defined in YAML files to the .cursor/rules directory in your current directory.
go install github.com/guchey/currm/cmd/currm@latest- Create a
currm.yamlfile and define the rules you want to download:
rules:
- name: go
url: "https://example.com/path/to/go.mdc"
revision: "latest"
- name: language
url: "https://example.com/path/to/language.mdc"
revision: "latest"
- name: dry-solid-principles
url: "https://example.com/path/to/dry-solid-principles.cursorrules"
revision: "latest"
description: "DRY and SOLID principles for code organization"
globs: "*.go,*.js,*.ts"
alwaysApply: false- Run the following command to download the rules:
currm pullTo use a different configuration file, use the --config or -c flag:
currm pull -c another-config-file.yaml- Loads rule information (name, URL, revision, description, globs, alwaysApply) from a YAML file
- Downloads rule files from specified URLs
- Saves downloaded files to the
.cursor/rulesdirectory in your current directory - Filenames are generated from the rule's
namefield with the.mdcextension - Automatically converts
.cursorrulesformat to.mdcformat with YAML front matter - Supports specifying a specific revision (e.g., commit hash) for GitHub URLs
- Checks for updates to rules with the
checkcommand
This project is released under the MIT License.