This guide explains how to integrate and use your clone-me repository with CursorAI, enhancing your coding experience with personalized knowledge and expertise.
- In your project's root directory, add the clone-me repository as a submodule:
git submodule add [email protected]:username/clone-me.git .clone-me
- This creates a
.clone-me
folder containing your knowledge base.
Once set up, CursorAI can access and utilize the information in your .clone-me
folder. Here's how you can leverage this integration:
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Contextual Assistance: CursorAI can now provide suggestions and insights based on your personal knowledge base while you're coding.
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Quick Reference: Access your documented methodologies, best practices, and code snippets directly within your coding environment.
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Personalized Coding Style: CursorAI can adapt its suggestions to match your preferred coding style and practices as documented in your clone-me repository.
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Project-Specific Knowledge: If you include project-specific information in your clone-me repo, CursorAI can provide more relevant assistance for each project.
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Keep It Updated: Regularly update your clone-me repository to ensure CursorAI has access to your latest knowledge and preferences.
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Organize Well: Maintain a clear structure in your clone-me repo for easier access by CursorAI.
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Use Tags: Implement a tagging system in your markdown files to help CursorAI quickly locate relevant information.
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Include Code Snippets: Add commonly used code snippets or patterns to your repo for quick insertion via CursorAI.
If CursorAI isn't accessing your clone-me content:
- Ensure the submodule was added correctly.
- Check that the
.clone-me
folder is in the correct location. - Verify that CursorAI has the necessary permissions to access the folder.
By integrating your clone-me repository with CursorAI, you create a powerful, personalized coding assistant that understands and applies your unique knowledge and preferences.