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Cursor Skills

A collection of reusable Cursor agent skills for domain knowledge and specialized guidance.

What’s in this repo

Each subfolder is a self-contained skill with:

  • SKILL.md – the skill Cursor uses (name, description, when to use, and domain content).
  • README.md – (optional) human-facing overview of the skill and how to use it.
  • reference.md – (optional) quick reference, links, or API notes.
  • examples.md – (optional) runnable or copy-paste examples (naming varies by skill; some use example.md).

Available skills

Skill Description
h3-hexagonal-hierarchical-spatial-index Uber's H3 hexagonal hierarchical spatial index: hexagonal grids, location bucketing, geo-indexing, k-ring neighbors, compact/uncompact, directed edges.
howde-algorithm HoWDe (Home and Work location Detection): detect home/work from stop sequences in Python or Rust, parameter tuning, mobility preprocessing.
polars-rust Polars (Rust) performance best practices: lazy API, expression-based queries, Cargo features, allocators, tuning for production.
solid-rust SOLID design principles in Rust: traits as interfaces, SRP/OCP/LSP/ISP/DIP, module boundaries, generics vs dyn Trait, dependency injection, refactoring for testability.

How to use

  • In Cursor: Place skill folders where Cursor can see them (e.g. .cursor/skills/ or a linked skills/ directory). The agent uses SKILL.md when the description matches the user’s task.
  • As reference: Clone or link this repo and open a skill’s README.md or reference.md for scope and details.
  • Per skill: See each skill’s README.md for when it applies and what it covers.

Adding skills

Add new skills as top-level folders: put a SKILL.md (with frontmatter name and description) and an optional README.md in each folder, then add an entry to the Available skills table above.