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cursor-kenji

You say the job; the playbook runs. 143 agent skills + 55 commands for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini. React / Next.js / Supabase.

Install / Use

npx skills add kensaurus/cursor-kenji

Installs into whichever agent you are using.

About this skill
📐

.cursorrules

Cursor IDE rules (legacy)

Quality Score

75/100

Supported Platforms

Cursor
Claude Code
Gemini CLI
OpenAI Codex
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Explain it like I'm five

Your AI editor is smart, but without a recipe it guesses. Sometimes that guess is great. Sometimes it invents a half-broken button and calls it done.

cursor-kenji is a big box of recipes (we call them skills). Install once. After that:

  1. You type something normal — "check my security", "make this form nicer", "ship this feature".
  2. Cursor picks the matching recipe.
  3. The AI follows that recipe step by step, instead of freestyling.

You do not need to memorize skill names. Talking like a human is enough.

It ships 114 Cursor agent skills, 38 slash commands, and 6 subagents — tuned for React / Next.js / Supabase, useful on almost any stack. Works in Cursor, Claude Code, and (with a lighter install) Codex + Gemini CLI. Brand new? Read the plain-language guide →.

Install (30 seconds)

npx skills add kensaurus/cursor-kenji

Restart Cursor. Done.

No Cursor yet? Download it. No skills CLI? npm install -g skills, or see manual install.

What should I say? (use cases)

| You say… | What kicks in | What you get | |:---------|:--------------|:-------------| | "orient me" / "what's in this repo?" | workflow-onboard | A short tour of the codebase | | "grill me before I build" | grilling | One question at a time until you're truly aligned | | "build this feature" | workflow-build-feature | Spec → tests → code → smoke → PR | | "fix this bug and ship it" | workflow-fix-and-ship | Debug → fix → verify → PR → deploy | | "audit my security" | audit-security | OWASP-style findings with file:line | | "is this production-ready?" | audit-resilience + audit-realworld | Timeouts, retries, parity checks | | "make this page less AI-looking" | enhance-web-ui / enhance-web-ux | Cleaner layout, real content hierarchy | | "make the forms accessible" | enhance-web-forms | Labels, validation, keyboard-friendly | | "plan a security hardening pass" | plan-security-audit | A burndown you approve before edits | | "complete everything" | complete-everything | No parked leftovers — judge verifies "done" | | "ship it and watch it" | workflow-ship-and-observe | Deploy → verify live → observe / rollback |

Full menu with every skill name → Every skill below.

The five toys in the box

| Thing | Kid explanation | How you use it | |:------|:----------------|:---------------| | Skill | A recipe for one job | Just describe the job in chat | | Command | A shortcut button | Type /commit, /pr, /plan | | Subagent | A helper who peels off to do one task | Say "review this PR" | | Rule | A house rule the AI always obeys | Drop a .mdc into your project | | MCP server | A phone line to your database / GitHub / browser | Copy a template + paste your keys |

Everything follows the Agent Skills spec and is checked on every commit (npm test covers all 126 installable skills). MCP templates pin exact versions against package-hallucination attacks.

How the recipes fit together (the loop)

You almost never run one skill alone. Think of a simple loop — look → change → prove → ship — with seatbelts on the whole time:

   Orient          Assess           Change           Prove            Ship
(get to know) → (measure first) → (build/fix) → (test for real) → (go live)
      │                                                                      │
      └──────────────────── findings loop back ←─────────────────────────────┘
                              ▲
                     Guardrails always on
              (rules · hooks · "are we actually done?")

| Stage | Kid version | Skill families | |:------|:------------|:---------------| | Orient | Walk around the house before rearranging furniture | workflow-onboard, /research | | Assess | Look carefully — maybe take notes, don't smash walls yet | audit-*, plan-*, /grill-me (the AI interviews you until aligned) | | Change | Build new things or improve old ones | design-*, enhance-*, backend-*, housekeep-design | | Prove | Kick the tires. Don't say "done" unless it really is | test-*, complete-everything, completion-judge | | Ship | Put it in the world and watch it | workflow-ship-and-observe, deploy-*, debug-* | | Guardrails | Seatbelts that stay on between sessions | rules, completion hook, enhance-agent-guardrails, /handoff (carry state to the next session) |

Rule of thumb: assess before you change, prove before you ship, never skip a stage.


What's Inside

The whole kit, at a glance:

| | Count | What it does | |:--|------:|:-------------| | Skills | 114 | Auto-triggering playbooks (audit, enhance, debug, test, build, plan) | | Cursor Skills | 12 | IDE tools (canvas, hooks, rules, PR splitter) | | Commands | 38 | Slash shortcuts (/commit, /pr, /burndown-full, …) | | Subagents | 6 | Background helpers (code-reviewer, debugger, db-migrator…) | | Completion hook | 1 | Opt-in stop gate: continues only unfinished durable closure state | | MCP Servers | 16 | Supabase · GitHub · Sentry · Playwright · AWS · Slack | | Project Rules | 6 | Drop-in .mdc for .cursor/rules/ (plus 3 global, 5 RN bundle optional) | | Notepads | 2 | Context templates (architecture, design tokens) | | Shell Aliases | 8 | newskill, cursor-sync, gc, gp |

Every skill is listed below — first a family count table, then the full name + one-line summary for each. Trigger phrases → docs/CATALOG.md · quick lookup → docs/TRIGGER-CHEATSHEET.md.


Every skill, in plain English

Scroll the family counts, then the full list. You don't memorize names — describe the job in chat and Cursor matches. Want exact trigger phrases? docs/CATALOG.md.

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Auto-generated from each skill's SKILL.md — run npm run gen:skill-index after adding a skill. 126 skills listed below.

Skill families at a glance

| Family | Count | In one sentence | |:-------|------:|:----------------| | 🔍 Audit — look before you change | 18 | Check the codebase — security, UX, performance, payments… | | 📋 Plan — audit first, change only after you approve | 17 | Write a fix plan you approve before any code changes | | 🎨 Enhance — improve what already exists | 12 | Polish UI, forms, motion, SEO, PWA on an existing app | | ✨ Design — build something new | 10 | Create new UI, APIs, emails, themes from scratch | | 🧱 Backend — server & data patterns | 5 | Auth, caching, queues, realtime, observability | | 📱 Mobile — React Native / Capacitor | 5 | RN screens, emulators, Capacitor, App Store prep | | 📊 Data — charts & pipelines | 2 | Charts, dashboards, ETL / cron jobs | | 📚 Docs — write it down clearly | 2 | READMEs, PRDs, RFCs with a reader-first voice | | 🧹 Housekeeping — clean up design drift | 1 | Merge a drifted design system into one source of truth | | 🔗 Workflows — multi-step recipes | 18 | End-to-end recipes (build, fix, ship, green the repo) | | ✅ Test & QA — prove it works | 4 | Unit, Playwright, red-team, QA | | 🚀 Deploy — ship & verify | 2 | npm release + post-deploy smoke tests | | 🐛 Debug — find & fix what's broken | 3 | Errors, Sentry, frontend↔backend mismatches | | 🦟 Mushi Mushi — bug triage helpers | 2 | Integrate the Mushi Mushi bug-report pipeline | | 🛡️ Protocols — session guardrails | 1 | Keep browser automation from freezing | | ✍️ Authoring — build skills & MCP | 2 | Author new skills or MCP servers | | 🤝 Third-party (upstream-maintained) | 3 | Vendored upstream skills (Emil, UI/UX Pro Max, Vercel WIG) | | 🧩 Core & cross-cutting | 7 | Close everything, burndown, post-launch loops | | 🖱️ Cursor IDE skills | 12 | Canvas, hooks, rules, PR splitter, CLI helpers | | Total | 126 | |

Full list (every skill)

🔍 Audit — look before you change (18)

| Skill | What it does | |:------|:-------------| | audit-accessibility | Automated WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit using playwright-cli to crawl every page, inject axe-core via eval, test keyboard navigation, check… | | audit-backend-architecture | Read-only audit AND decision advisor for backend/distributed-systems architecture, topology-gated so a Next.js/Supabase monolith and a… | | audit-bundle-size | Analyse and shrink JavaScript bundle size for any web app | | audit-cicd | Audit CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions) for cost, speed, and safety | | audit-code-quality | Detect and fix code anti-patterns, and audit codebase consistency | | audit-code-review | Review code for quality, security, and maintainability following best practices | | audit-db-schema | Audit database schema for consistency, validation, and industry standards | | audit-fe-api | Audit frontend API calls against backend implementation for any project | | audit-i18n | Audit and fix internationalisation for any web or mobile app | | audit-langfuse-llm | Run a PDCA quality audit on LLM/AI features: traces, prompts, costs, evals, grounding, hallucination | | audit-payment-system | Read-only audit for payment/money-movement systems, scope-gated so a simple Stripe-Checkout site and an in-house ledger/gateway each see… | | audit-performance | Audit and optimize application performance | | audit-realworld | Audit a full-stack app against the RealWorld ("Conduit") reference — its formal API spec, shared Bruno/Hurl E2E suite, and closest-stack… | | audit-resilience | Read-only audit for the non-functional "20%" AI agents systematically skip: timeouts, retries with backoff+jitter, circuit breakers,… | | audit-security | Audit code for security vulnerabilities and best practices | | audit-uiux-design-system | Audit visual UI coherency, design token compliance, and component modularity against a design system for any project | | audit-ux | Audit user experience quality using research-backed frameworks: Nielsen Norman Group's 10 usability heuristics, Intuit Content Design… | | audit-ux-journeys | Cross-page UX audit for user stories, task completion, and information architecture — the layer audit-ux (per-page heuristics) doesn't cover |

📋 Plan — audit first, change only after you approve (17)

| Skill | What it does | |:------|:-------------| | plan-aeo-readiness | Au

Truncated for display — read the full file on GitHub.

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GitHub Stars9
CategoryAI
Updated6h ago
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Languages

JavaScript

Security Score

92/100

Audited on Sep 21, 2026

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