Templates for Cursor

This collection curates templates for Cursor and starter projects designed to give an AI-augmented build a strong foundation. Instead of prompting from an empty directory, you start with structure: the layout, the components and the conventions already in place.

Curated for the vibe-coding angle, the pieces are chosen to be readable and extendable by an agent: explicit structure, clear boundaries and components that survive being rewritten.

Developers and designers who build with Cursor and want to spend their energy on the product rather than the scaffolding. A template gives the agent something concrete to reason about, which reduces the wandering that slows a prompt-driven build.

It is also a fit for anyone exploring a few directions quickly and wanting each one to start from a solid base.

The main benefit of a Cursor template is context. When an agent has a structured starting point, its edits look like part of an existing system instead of a one-off. You keep control by choosing where the structure lives, then let the agent fill in the rest.

Pair it with a matching Figma file when you have one, and the code-and-design loop stays tight from first prompt to working product.

These come as structured project and component starting points. The emphasis is on readability and clear boundaries, so an agentic coding workflow can extend them without drifting from the original design. You keep a coherent system where the agent edits within your chosen structure rather than inventing a conflicting one.