I've just updated my augmentedcode-configuration repository with Cursor commands that codify my XP/Lean development workflows.
What's new:
Added .cursor/commands/ with 8 reusable command patterns:
- fe-code-review — Review pending changes (tests, maintainability, project rules)
- fe-increase-coverage — Identify and test high-value untested paths
- fe-plan-untested-code — Create strategic plans to close coverage gaps
- fe-predict-problems — Predict production failure points proactively
- fe-technical-debt — Catalog, classify, and prioritize technical debt
- fe-mikado-method — Apply Mikado Method for safe incremental refactoring
- fe-xp-simple-design-refactor — Refactor using XP Simple Design principles
- fe-security-analysis — Pragmatic security risk assessment
Purpose:
These commands codify recurring workflows as reusable patterns. Instead of ad-hoc prompting, they provide consistent guidance for the AI to:
- Work in small, safe steps
- Focus on tests and maintainability
- Apply Lean/XP principles
- Follow project-specific conventions
They work alongside the existing base rules, creating a more complete configuration for AI-augmented development.
👉 Check them out: .cursor/commands/
This is an update to my original post: My Base Setup for Augmented Coding with AI
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