Any time.
I’d recommend loading your rules and all of the prompts for the memory bank in either Claude Projects, Poe.com, with context management disabled, or Open WebUI with context set to max so the LLM can see everything. ChatGPT Projects doesn’t load everything into context; it uses RAG instead. If you use Open WebUI, just be sure that if you attach text files, you enable Using Entire Document.
Then, simply tell it you want to incorporate the Cline memory bank into your platform, give it the documentation for Cursor rules and User Rules, and then have it handle revamping everything.
I also create my own agents instead of relying on the ones crafted by Cursor. Not that theirs aren’t great; I simply prefer having more control (
). I created a multi-mode agent that uses inspiration from the RIPPER-5 prompt that @robotlovehuman released, which is excellent on its own. I also created a documentation agent. I’m pretty much set on almost everything I do between those two. The multi-mode agent has seven primary modes and two sub-modes, which are used with a few of the primary modes, giving a total of 14 modes that it can swap between on its own, less the documentation agent, as Cursor cannot currently swap between agent modes, at least as far as I know.
The sub-modes help enforce autonomous mode when I can’t babysit it or interactive mode when I want to actively participate in it or when it might need my intervention.
Let me know if you have any other questions.