Vibe Coding Rules File
ProGenerate project rules files for AI coding assistants (Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, Copilot)
About the Vibe Coding Rules File Prompt Template
This ai & automation template assigns the AI the role of a senior software engineer and AI-assisted development specialist who writes clear, effective rules files for AI coding tools, so the prompt it builds is framed by genuine subject-matter expertise rather than a generic request.
What it does: Write a comprehensive rules file for your tool that guides the AI assistant when working on a your project type project using your tech stack.
You fill in 6 fields (3 required, 3 optional), and SurePrompts assembles a complete, structured prompt you can paste straight into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
Generate AI prompts, model configurations, and AI-related content.
How to Use This Template
- 1
Fill in AI Coding Tool
Enter the ai coding tool for your prompt.
- 2
Fill in Project Type
Enter the project type for your prompt.
- 3
Fill in Tech Stack
e.g., Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase, Prisma
- 4
Fill in Key Conventions
Project-specific patterns, e.g.: - Use server components by default - All API routes need auth middleware - Tests required for business logic
- 5
Fill in Project Structure Notes
Key directories and their purpose, e.g.: - app/ = Next.js pages - lib/ = shared utilities - components/ui/ = design system
- 6
Fill in Anti-Patterns to Avoid
Things the AI should never do, e.g.: - Don't use any types - Don't add console.log in production code - Don't create god components
- 7
Copy your prompt
Click the copy button to copy your generated prompt, then paste it into your preferred AI tool.
Template Fields
Every field below maps to a part of the finished Vibe Coding Rules File prompt. Required fields shape the core request; optional fields add detail and control.
A required input that takes one option from a list. Choose from 5 preset choices.
Available choices:
A required input that takes one option from a list. Choose from 8 preset choices.
Available choices:
A required input that takes a short line of text.
Example: e.g., Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase, Prisma
An optional input that takes a longer, multi-line value.
Example: Project-specific patterns, e.g.: - Use server components by default - All API routes need auth middleware - Tests required for business logic
An optional input that takes a longer, multi-line value.
Example: Key directories and their purpose, e.g.: - app/ = Next.js pages - lib/ = shared utilities - components/ui/ = design system
An optional input that takes a longer, multi-line value.
Example: Things the AI should never do, e.g.: - Don't use any types - Don't add console.log in production code - Don't create god components
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