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Overview

Maximize development speed by providing Cursor and LLMs with the full context of the Starkzap codebase using our built-in AI configuration files.

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1. Cursor IDE Setup

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Add Project Rules

For the best experience, Cursor needs to understand our coding standards (ESM, Strict TS, and Path Aliases).
  1. Copy the contents of CLAUDE.md from the root of the repository.
  2. Paste them into a .cursorrules file in your project root.
  3. This allows Cursor to automatically use the correct commands (like npm run typecheck) and follow our internal <conventions>.

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Add External Documentation

Add the Starkzap API reference to Cursor’s indexed docs:
  1. Settings > Features > Docs
  2. Add new doc
  3. URL: https://docs.starkzap.com/llms-full.txt (or your local docs/export/ path)

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2. Using the Agent Model (MCP)

If you are using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Claude or Cursor:
  • Context Loading: Point your filesystem MCP to CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md.
  • Workflow Alignment: The AI will now understand the Coordinator -> Executor -> Reviewer workflow defined in our repo, making it better at planning complex features.

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3. Common AI Commands

Inside Cursor Chat (Cmd+L or Ctrl+L), you can now use specific context:
  • “Check my types”: The AI will know to run npm run typecheck based on CLAUDE.md.
  • “Generate a new token preset”: The AI will point you to npm run generate:tokens instead of suggesting manual edits.
  • “@docs Starkzap how to batch transactions”: Uses the indexed documentation for accurate SDK syntax.

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Next Steps

  • Review the Development Workflow in CLAUDE.md
  • Learn about Multi-agent coordination in AGENTS.md