- π Enhanced core architecture for improved stability and performance
- β¨ Introduced comprehensive code review system with multi-standard support
- π‘οΈ Strengthened file operation security mechanisms
- β‘οΈ Optimized performance analysis algorithms
- π Expanded project management capabilities
- π Launched interactive learning paths feature
- π Initial release with foundational framework
- β Core functionality implementation
π CursorMind is your intelligent companion for AI-assisted development, designed to serve developers π¨βπ», project managers π¨βπΌ, teams π₯, and students π¨βπ. Beyond traditional development tools, it integrates code quality assurance π οΈ, project management π, learning assistance π, and best practice guidelines π. For students beginning their programming journey, CursorMind provides an ideal platform π― to develop proper software engineering mindset π§ from day one.
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Educational Excellence
- Structured learning paths for programming beginners
- Standardized teaching frameworks for educators
- Hands-on projects for practical skill development
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Development Standards
- Industry-aligned coding guidelines
- Best practice implementations
- Quality-focused development approach
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Project Management
- Streamlined project workflows
- Enhanced team collaboration
- Quality-driven delivery process
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Automation Tools
- Intelligent code quality assessment
- Performance optimization tools
- Security vulnerability detection
CursorMind offers comprehensive development support:
- Smart code review with standard compliance
- Performance analysis and optimization
- Automated security vulnerability detection
- Best practice guidance
- Project progress tracking
- Team collaboration workflows
- Automated reporting system
- Quality metrics monitoring
- Personalized learning paths
- Rich resource library
- Practical project exercises
- Skill assessment tools
- Automated workflow configuration
- Version control integration
- CI/CD pipeline support
- Development environment standardization
View Detailed Feature List π
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Code Review
- Style Compliance: PEP8, Google Style, and other standard checks
- Complexity Analysis: Cyclomatic complexity calculation and refactoring suggestions
- Naming Conventions: Best practice validation for variables, functions, and classes
- Documentation Coverage: Critical functionality documentation verification
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Performance Analysis
- Algorithm Complexity: Time and space complexity assessment
- Memory Management: Leak detection and usage optimization
- Performance Profiling: Bottleneck identification
- Optimization Guide: Targeted improvement recommendations
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Project Management
- Progress Tracking: Milestone management and burndown analysis
- Task Management: Smart task breakdown and workload assessment
- Team Collaboration: Code review workflow and knowledge sharing
- Quality Monitoring: Automated testing and performance tracking
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Learning Resources
- Skill Map: Personalized improvement pathways
- Practice Projects: Curated exercise collection
- Best Practices: Detailed coding standards and architecture guidelines
- Reference Code: Common functionality implementations
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Tool Integration
- CI/CD: Pipeline configuration and automation
- Git Integration: Version control and branch management
- Environment Setup: Development environment automation
- IDE Support: Popular development tool integration
Choose your path with CursorMind:
Quick start with code quality tools:
# Install the toolkit
pip install cursormind
export PYTHONPATH=src # Unix/macOS
set PYTHONPATH=src # Windows
# Begin using
cursormind review file your_code.py # Code review
cursormind analyze dir your_project/ # Project analysis
Start your learning journey:
# Browse available learning paths
cursormind path list
# Begin a learning path (e.g., Python basics)
cursormind path start python-beginner
# Check progress and resources
cursormind path status
# Complete current task and get next steps
cursormind path next
Structured project management workflow:
# Step 1: Initialize new project
./project_management/scripts/init_project.sh "Project Name"
# Step 2: Daily workflow management
./project_management/scripts/create_daily_report.sh # Daily report
./project_management/scripts/update_progress.sh 35 "Auth module complete" # Update progress
./project_management/scripts/create_task.sh "Implement login" # Create task
./project_management/scripts/update_task.sh TASK-001 "In Progress" # Update status
# Step 3: Generate reports
./project_management/scripts/create_weekly_report.sh # Weekly summary
View Detailed Usage Guide π
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Quality Management
- Use
cursormind review
for code analysis - Run
cursormind analyze
for project assessment - Apply recommended best practices
- Address security vulnerabilities
- Use
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Documentation Management
- Use standardized templates (
project_management/templates/
) - Follow timestamp conventions (
scripts/generate_timestamp.py
) - Maintain progress tracking (
PROJECT_PROGRESS.md
) - Document technical decisions
- Use standardized templates (
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Engineering Standards
- Follow language-specific guidelines (e.g., PEP8 for Python)
- Maintain code-to-documentation ratio (80:20)
- Ensure test coverage (minimum 85%)
- Regular security audits
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Path Selection
- Browse available paths (
learning_paths/
) - Choose appropriate skill level
- Set learning objectives
- Track progress
- Browse available paths (
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Resource Utilization
- Access recommended materials
- Complete milestone projects
- Study example implementations
- Document learning insights
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Practical Development
- Use project templates
- Apply learned concepts
- Get mentor feedback
- Continuous improvement
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Project Setup
# Create project structure ./project_management/scripts/init_project.sh "Project Name" # Configure workflow cp project_management/templates/* ./
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Daily Operations
# Create daily report ./project_management/scripts/create_daily_report.sh "Version Release" # Update progress ./project_management/scripts/update_progress.sh 50 "MVP Complete" # Task management ./project_management/scripts/create_task.sh "New Feature" ./project_management/scripts/update_task.sh TASK-001 "In Progress"
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Quality Control
# Code review cursormind review file src/main.py # Project analysis cursormind analyze dir ./src # Quality report ./project_management/scripts/generate_quality_report.sh
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Individual Development
- Pre-commit code review
- Real-time documentation updates
- Coding standard compliance
- Regular performance optimization
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Learning Enhancement
- Structured learning plan
- Consistent practice
- Regular reflection
- Community engagement
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Team Collaboration
- Standard adherence
- Effective communication
- Knowledge sharing
- Regular code reviews
Quick Start:
- Ensure Python 3.9-3.13 is installed
- Run installation commands:
pip install cursormind
export PYTHONPATH=src # Unix/macOS
set PYTHONPATH=src # Windows
View Complete Installation Guide π
- Python 3.9-3.13 (3.13 recommended)
- pip package manager
- Git (optional, for version control)
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Install Python
# Download Python 3.13 from https://www.python.org/downloads/ # Enable "Add Python to PATH" during installation
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Setup Environment
# Create and activate virtual environment python -m venv .venv .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
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Install CursorMind
pip install --upgrade pip pip install cursormind $env:PYTHONPATH = "src"
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Create Environment
python3.13 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate
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Install CursorMind
pip install --upgrade pip pip install cursormind export PYTHONPATH=src
Run these commands:
cursormind --version
cursormind review file your_code.py
For issues, refer to the troubleshooting guide below.
Quick solutions for common problems:
- Verify Python version compatibility (3.9-3.13)
- Check PYTHONPATH environment variable
- Confirm virtual environment activation
View Complete Troubleshooting Guide π
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Python PATH Issues
# Check Python installation python --version # Manual PATH addition if needed # System Properties -> Environment Variables -> Path # Add: C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python313
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Virtual Environment Problems
# Fix permission issues Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser # Reactivate environment .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
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Module Import Errors
# Verify PYTHONPATH echo $env:PYTHONPATH # Reset if needed $env:PYTHONPATH = "src"
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Python Version Issues
# Version check python3 --version # Use specific version python3.13 -m pip install cursormind
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Permission Problems
# Fix permissions sudo chown -R $USER ~/.local chmod +x ~/.local/bin/cursormind
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Environment Variables
# Add to shell profile echo 'export PYTHONPATH=src' >> ~/.zshrc source ~/.zshrc
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PPA Issues
# Install prerequisites sudo apt install software-properties-common # Add PPA sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
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Dependency Problems
# Install build requirements sudo apt install build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev python3.13-dev
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Permission Issues
# Fix permissions sudo chown -R $USER ~/.local sudo chmod +x ~/.local/bin/cursormind
π Timestamp Standards
Ensure consistency in project documentation with our timestamp tools.
# Generate full timestamp (default)
python3 scripts/generate_timestamp.py full
# Output: 2025-03-11 23:37:45 PDT
# Date only
python3 scripts/generate_timestamp.py date
# Output: 2025-03-11
# Date and time (no timezone)
python3 scripts/generate_timestamp.py datetime
# Output: 2025-03-11 23:37:45
# Compact format
python3 scripts/generate_timestamp.py compact
# Output: 20250311
# Year and week
python3 scripts/generate_timestamp.py week
# Output: 2025W11
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Requirements
- Use
scripts/generate_timestamp.py
for all timestamps - No manual timestamp modifications
- Maintain consistent timezone (default: US Pacific Time PST/PDT)
- Configure timezone in
.env
file if needed
- Use
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Git Hook Setup
# Copy pre-commit hook cp scripts/hooks/pre-commit .git/hooks/ # Set permissions chmod +x .git/hooks/pre-commit
We believe:
- Technology should be accessible to everyone
- Cursor is more than an IDE; it's a gateway to smarter programming
- CursorMind empowers developers with AI-assisted programming
- Open source drives technological progress - fork and contribute!
Join our vibrant community:
- π Star us if you find CursorMind helpful
- π Report bugs via Issues
- π‘ Submit Pull Requests
- π Help improve documentation
- π¬ Share your experience and suggestions
Let's build better AI programming tools together!
CursorMind is released under the MIT License, which means:
- β You can freely use, modify, and distribute this software
- β You can use it for commercial projects
- β You can make and distribute closed source versions
- βΉοΈ The only requirement is to include the original copyright notice and license
We encourage individuals and organizations to:
- π Fork and modify the project for your specific needs
- π± Share your improvements back with the community
- π€ Collaborate on making AI-assisted development more accessible
For full license details, see the LICENSE file.
Cursor empowers efficiency, while your vision creates the future.
Last updated: 2025-03-12 02:37:42 PDT