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@dappermountain/agent-practices

v0.1.2

Published

Reusable coding-agent practices: Bun, commits, clean code, TypeScript, workflow, and optional monorepo rules. Sync copies into .agents/rules for Cursor.

Downloads

132

Readme

@dappermountain/agent-practices

Reusable Cursor / coding-agent rules (.mdc) for Bun, Devmoji commits, clean code, TypeScript, and agent workflow. Optional monorepo.mdc is copied only for monorepo consumers.

Payload-agnostic. For Payload CMS rules and skill vendoring, use @dappermountain/agent-payload.

Install

bun add -d @dappermountain/agent-practices

Installing the package does not activate rules in Cursor. Run sync so files land under .agents/:

bunx @dappermountain/agent-practices sync
# or after install:
bun run agents:sync

Recommended package.json script:

{
  "scripts": {
    "agents:sync": "agent-practices sync"
  }
}

When also using @dappermountain/agent-payload, prefer that package’s agents:sync (it runs practices sync first, then Payload rules/overlay).

What sync does

  1. Copies always-on rules into .agents/rules/:
    • bun.mdc, commits.mdc, clean.mdc, typescript.mdc, agent-workflow.mdc
  2. Copies monorepo.mdc only if the consumer looks like a monorepo, or --monorepo is passed:
    • package.json has "workspaces", or
    • turbo.json exists, or
    • pnpm-workspace.yaml exists, or
    • CLI flag --monorepo
  3. Removes a stale monorepo.mdc when syncing a single-package repo (--no-monorepo forces skip).
  4. Ensures Cursor discovery symlinks (idempotent):
.cursor/rules  -> ../.agents/rules
.cursor/skills -> ../.agents/skills

Canonical content lives under .agents/. Do not duplicate rule files under .cursor/.

Rules vs skills

| | Rules (.mdc) | Skills (SKILL.md) | | --- | --- | --- | | This package | Standing constraints (alwaysApply / globs) | — | | Cursor discovery | .cursor/rules → .agents/rules | .cursor/skills → .agents/skills | | skills CLI | Not applicable | Installs skill folders only |

Installing from the registry does not register Cursor rules by itself — consumers must run sync.

CLI

agent-practices sync [cwd] [--monorepo] [--no-monorepo]

License

MIT