antigravity-skills-reference/docs/users/cursor-skills.md

Cursor Skills

If you searched for Cursor skills on GitHub, this repository is built to be a practical starting point: installable skills, clear usage docs, and a large library that works well with Cursor chat workflows.

Antigravity Awesome Skills supports Cursor through the .cursor/skills/ path and keeps the entry point simple: install once, then invoke the skills you need in chat.

Why use this repo for Cursor

• It supports Cursor directly with a dedicated install flag.
• It works well for UI-heavy and full-stack workflows where Cursor users often want planning, implementation, validation, and debugging in one place.
• It includes bundles and workflows, which are helpful when you do not want to hand-pick from a huge catalog immediately.
• It is broad enough for frontend, backend, infra, testing, product, and growth work without switching repositories.

Install Cursor Skills

npx antigravity-awesome-skills --cursor

Verify the install

test -d .cursor/skills || test -d ~/.cursor/skills

Best starter skills for Cursor

• frontend-design: improve UI direction and interaction quality.
• react-best-practices: tighten React and Next.js implementation patterns.
• tailwind-patterns: structure utility-first UI work cleanly.
• testing-patterns: add focused unit and integration tests.
• api-design-principles: define clean interfaces before implementation spreads.

Example Cursor prompts

@frontend-design redesign this landing page to feel more premium and conversion-focused.

@react-best-practices review this component tree and fix the biggest performance problems.

@testing-patterns add tests for the checkout state machine in this folder.

What to do next

• Read best-cursor-skills-github.md if you want a shortlist of GitHub options for Cursor-compatible skills.
• Use bundles.md if you want a role-based starting point such as Web Wizard or Full-Stack Developer.
• Open usage.md if you want more prompt examples and execution patterns.