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Set Up Cursor for an Existing Repository in 5 Minutes

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There is a great article The Ultimate Guide to AI-Powered Development with Cursor: From Chaos to Clean Code that describes in detail how to integrate Cursor into your project. The article is pretty long, and after reading it, it would take a lot of time to set up everything exactly for your solution. Fortunately, there’s a way to lay a solid foundation within 5 minutes — because Cursor contextualizes best practices directly to your repository, generating rules that fit your code without manual adaptation.

Who This Is For

  • Existing repositories (not greenfield projects)
  • Developers who already use Cursor or Copilot
  • Teams that want consistent AI behavior without heavy setup

Step 1/3

Open your solution in Cursor and do the next prompt:

Read via browser this article: https://medium.com/@vrknetha/the-ultimate-guide-to-ai-powered-development-with-cursor-from-chaos-to-clean-code-fc679973bbc4 and apply the best practices mentioned to my solution

Result:

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Sitecore Stream for PDXP – Page Translation, Roles and more improvements in v.1.5.89

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Sitecore has released the new version of Stream for PDXP, v1.5.89.

This is a big release that has a brand new feature – Page Translation that automatically discovers and translates a page item along with any Sitecore items it referenced.

Also, Item translation get enhancements – when item translation occurs, fields that are not supported for translation will carry over their values to the new version of the item alongside the translated content.

Now you can assign specific AI roles to your user, where every role corresponds to a specific feature.

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Prompt Engineering

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What’s the prompt? It’s simply a question or instruction. A prompt is the art of communicating with AI models to get a desired output. The clearer and more detailed the prompt, the better the response. The more specific and thorough you are, the more accurately the task will be completed.

Prompt requires 3 things:

  1. Context – the material to be worked on.
  2. Role – you and your role (who you are and what you do).
  3. Expectation – the desired material to be generated.

Example of crafting promps:

  1. Okay:
    • “Can you help me understand the current trends in global markets?”
  2. Better (+context and role):
    • “I am a Business Analyst at Abc Co exploring global market trends. Can you help me understand the key trends across industries and regions?”
  3. Best (+expectation):
    • “I am a Business Analyst at Abc Co exploring global market trends. Can you help me understand the major trends impacting global markets, focusing specifically on how technological advancements and geopolitical shifts are influencing vatius industries? Please highlight the key trends, assess their potential risks, and identify any challenges organizations might face in adapting their strategies to these changes.“
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