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Cursor Rule Scope

.cursor/rules/*.mdc

Scopes rule to matching files. Use **/* for global workspace scope.

When ON, Cursor injects this rule in every generation context.

Identity & Activation Rules

3 chips
Scoped domain keywords evaluated in real time
api-routescode-auditsrefactoring
Suggested Chips:

Technology Stack Context

Engineering Philosophy

Flexible & Adaptable

Architectural & Code Quality Conventions

Less rigid & configurable

Agent Behavioral Guardrails

Select active rules
Security & Trust Boundaries
Always included
  • Untrusted Content Is Data
  • Encoded Payloads
  • Least-Privilege File Access
  • Confirm Irreversible Actions
  • Secret Handling
  • Validation Failures
  • Conflicting Requests

Step-by-Step Workflow Procedures

Go Fiber Cursor Rules (.mdc)

Generate Go Fiber Cursor rules enforcing idiomatic error handling, context propagation, and zero-allocation routing. AI models often write non-idiomatic Go with swallowed errors or unnecessary panic/recover handlers. These rules enforce explicit error checks, structured logging, and clean layered packages.

Target Path
.cursor/rules/go-fiber.mdc
Execution Scope
Glob pattern match
Specification Format
Frontmatter MDC (.mdc)
AI Tool Support
Cursor
02 / WHY IT HELPS

What this file changes for Go (Golang) & Fiber

Without it

AI models often write non-idiomatic Go with swallowed errors or unnecessary panic/recover handlers. These rules enforce explicit error checks, structured logging, and clean layered packages.

What the file tells the agent
Check every `if err != nil` explicitly; never swallow errors or ignore returned values.
Propagate `c.Context()` into all database and outgoing HTTP requests.
Keep handlers clean: parse inputs with `c.BodyParser`, delegate to domain service, return JSON.
Avoid package-level global variables; inject database connections via struct receivers.
04 / REPOSITORY PLACEMENT & 3-STEP TERMINAL INSTALLATION

How to Install Go (Golang) & Fiber Cursor Rules (.mdc) via Terminal

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Step 1: Open Project Directory & Verify Target Placement

Open your terminal and navigate to your project root folder where the .cursor/rules/go-fiber.mdc file will reside. Ensure the file is placed at the exact path below relative to your project root so the AI engine automatically loads it:

.cursor/rules/go-fiber.mdc
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Step 2: Fetch Rule File via Terminal Command

Run curl, PowerShell, or wget to stream the rule directly from the DevScratchpad raw API endpoint and write it to .cursor/rules/go-fiber.mdc:

Terminal One-Liner Install

Run directly in your project root to stream and write this rule file with one command.

Raw API Stream
$mkdir -p ".cursor/rules" && curl -fsSL "https://www.devscratchpad.tech/api/raw/cursor-rules/go-fiber" -o ".cursor/rules/go-fiber.mdc"
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Step 3: Check that Cursor uses it

Cursor picks up rules in .cursor/rules/ automatically. This one attaches when files matching its globs are in the request, or when you @-mention it.

05 / ROUTE DIRECTORY & CROSS-TOOLING
Format Pillar Hub

Cursor rules generator: .cursor/rules/*.mdc for your stack

Cursor Rules (.mdc): how it works, where the file goes, and every Cursor Rules preset.

/cursor-rules Directory
06 / RELATED DEVELOPER TOOLS

Tools for Go (Golang) & Fiber work

Browser-based utilities to test, format and inspect the code your AI tool writes. Nothing you paste is uploaded.

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Live Repository & Schema Ingestion

Inspect any public or private GitHub repository, or paste SQL DDL and Prisma models directly in AI Skill Studio to auto-generate authentic rules. Zero server transmission.

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Migrating from Legacy .cursorrules or CLAUDE.md?

Use the free, in-browser converter to turn one long rules file into Cursor .mdc, Claude SKILL.md or Windsurf rules.

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07 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Technical FAQ: Go (Golang) & Fiber AI Rulebooks

Does this enforce idiomatic Go project layout?

Yes, it guides Cursor to follow standard `cmd/`, `internal/`, and `pkg/` structures.