Forbidden Spells: Advanced Cursor.sh Techniques
This chapter covers advanced features of the Cursor AI editor, including multi-file referencing, code review, rule application, and custom API integrations.
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Part 4: Forbidden Spells
Chapter 13: Curses, Cursor.sh 101
40: File > New Ai project 41: Cmd + K 42: Sidechat, Cmd + Shift + L 43: Cmd + K in terminal
Chapter 14: Hexes, Cursor.sh 102
44: Sidechat pt2, @codebase, adv srch, manual RAG, .cursorIgnore 45: @ references: code, files, folders 46: @ references: Docs 47: Multi snippet Prompts 48: Cmd+ K Advanced usage 49: Code Review 50: /Edit 51: Code Interpreter IDE mode 52: Image to code
Chapter 15: Necromancy: Cursor.sh 103
new tricks, mind bending possibilities & unspeakable horrors
53: Prompt Libraries. Markdown. Applying Transforms 54: Rules for Ai & Recursive LLM debugging 55: Notes for Ai, RaG libs 56: Self writing Api integrations
Go download cursor if you haven't already https://cursor.sh/
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This file is Part 4 of 'Legendary Leaks - Grimoire 2-9', systematically detailing advanced techniques for using the Cursor AI editor from basic shortcuts to complex workflow customization.
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