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leerob/directories

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leerob/directories is a TypeScript MCP server. Find rules and MCP servers

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Has 3,914 GitHub stars.

Has 164 contributors.

Actively maintained with commits in the last week.

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TypeScript No license

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From the README

# How to Contribute to Directories

### This guide will help you understand how to add new rules or prompts to the Cursor Directory.

#### 1. Fork the Repo

#### 2. Adding a New Rule

If you want to submit a **new rule** that does not already exist in the Directories, follow these steps:

1. **Locate the Rule Index**:

   Add your new rule in the `packages/data/src/rules/index.ts` file. For example:
   
   ```typescript
   import { cRules } from "./rules/c";

2. **Create a Rule File**:
    
    Create a new file in the `packages/data/src/rules/` directory with the appropriate name. For example, if you're adding a rule for Next.js, name the file `nextjs.ts`.

3. **Define the Rule**:

    Add your prompts inside the newly created file. Refer to the existing rules for formatting guidance.  Make sure your prompts are accurate, clear, and helpful to developers.

    Your prompts should:
      - Be accurate and related to the rule.
      - Be clearly worded to help developers understand and 
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