AI Inspiration WorldInstructa AI Prompts & Rules
Project rules and setup prompts for AI coding tools such as Cursor and Copilot, sorted by stack: Next.js, React and more.
- Models / tools
- Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Zed · Windsurf · Cline
- License
- MIT ↗ · Excerpt
- Original language
- en
- Purpose
- Coding
1. Install Fal.ai client (@fal-ai/client) and server proxy (@fal-ai/server-proxy). 2. Create a Next.js API route that forwards requests to Fal.ai, hiding your API key. 3. Store the Fal.ai key in environment variables.Read the full prompt in the author’s original post ↗
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Attribution required — keep the author’s name and original source when reusing this prompt. Author: Instructa（LICENSE 版权方 codefetch） ｜ Original source ↗
How to use it
Models / tools: Cursor · GitHub Copilot · Zed · Windsurf · Cline
- Put the rules for your topic where your tool reads its project configuration, and the AI will follow them as it writes code.
What it can do
This is Instructa's open-source English rules library, with 97 topics of project rules and step-by-step setup prompts for AI coding tools, covering frameworks such as Next.js, React and Angular. The rules spell out coding standards and key cautions; the Fal.ai image-generation set, for instance, runs in seven steps, one of which insists the API key stay on the server. The README shows where Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Zed, Windsurf and Cline each read rules from. Put the rules for your topic where your tool reads its project configuration, and the AI will follow them as it writes code.
Who it is for
Front-end and full-stack developers who already use AI coding tools and want to set ground rules for a project. If you don't write code, you won't need it.
Before you use it
The rules are in English, and some templates target older framework versions, so check them against your project. Once rules are in a project's configuration, they keep shaping the AI's behaviour. Some topics have the AI install third-party clients, configure your own API keys, or wire in services such as payments and sign-in, which may cost money; we don't recommend running a whole set without reviewing it. The repo is under the MIT licence with codefetch as the copyright holder; keep the copyright and licence notice when you reuse it.
Follow the stated license. Do not use the output to replicate someone else’s work or a real person’s likeness.
Based on the author's public posts. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.