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# CursorRIPER Direct
A streamlined, task-oriented framework for AI-assisted software development in Cursor IDE.
CursorRIPER Direct (CRD) provides a minimalist approach to the RIPER methodology, focusing on developer workflows rather than framework components. The framework guides you through five key development activities:
- Research: Information gathering and understanding existing code
- Innovate: Brainstorming potential approaches and solutions
- Plan: Creating detailed technical specifications
- Execute: Implementing approved plans with precision
- Review: Validating implementation against plans
flowchart TD
Start([Start]) --> Init{Project<br>Initialized?}
Init -->|No| StartPhase[Project Initialization]
Init -->|Yes| RIPER[Development Workflow]
subgraph StartPhase[Project Initialization]
direction TB
Init1[Initialize Project] --> Setup[Setup Memory Bank]
end
subgraph RIPER[Development Workflow]
direction LR
R[Research] --> I[Innovate]
I --> P[Plan]
P --> E[Execute]
E --> Rev[Review]
Rev -.-> R
end
StartPhase --> RIPER
- Task-Oriented: Organized around how developers work
- Minimalist: Fewer files, less rigid structure, easier to maintain
- Native Integration: Works with Cursor's built-in features
- Visual Documentation: Incorporates diagrams and clear visuals
- Progressive Detail: Starts simple, adds detail only when needed
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Copy the framework files to your project:
cp -r src/.cursor your-project/.cursor
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Create your memory bank:
mkdir -p memory-bank cp -r src/templates/memory-bank/* memory-bank/
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Initialize your project information in the memory bank files
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Start using the RIPER workflow for your development
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
The orginial RIPER framework is by: robotlovehuman
CursorRIPER Direct: Minimal framework, maximum productivity.