The current JSON feed outputs all discovered cursorrules files in a flat structure, making it difficult for consumers to filter by language, star count, or recency. Adding query parameters or a structured metadata layer would make the feed more useful for downstream tools and dashboards.
The current JSON feed outputs all discovered cursorrules files in a flat structure, making it difficult for consumers to filter by language, star count, or recency. Adding query parameters or a structured metadata layer would make the feed more useful for downstream tools and dashboards.