Hello, Cursor Forum members!
I’m excited to introduce the Cursor Memory Bank, a rules designed to enhance AI assistants by providing persistent memory between sessions. This system addresses the common issue of AI forgetting context after each interaction by organizing documentation into structured files that serve as a continuous memory source.
Getting Started:
To quickly set up the Cursor Memory Bank in your project, you can use the following command:
npx cursor-bank init
This command performs the necessary setup automatically, creating the required directory structure for you.
Alternative Installation Methods:
If you prefer, you can install the memory bank globally or download the files directly. Detailed instructions are available in the GitHub repository.
Usage:
Once set up, you can utilize the memory bank with commands like:
• PLAN – Enter or return to planning mode.
• ACT – Approve the plan and switch to implementation mode.
• update memory bank – Trigger an update to the documentation.
These commands facilitate a structured workflow, enhancing your AI assistant’s efficiency.
Key Features:
• Persistent Memory: Ensures your AI assistant retains context across sessions, reducing the need for repetitive explanations.
• Structured Documentation: Organizes information into specialized files, making it easily accessible and manageable.
• Seamless Integration: Easily incorporate the memory bank into your existing projects with minimal setup.
I welcome any feedback, suggestions, or questions you may have. I hope the Cursor Memory Bank proves to be a valuable tool in your development process with Cursor as for us.