Edit and export Cursor rules

Cursor rules work best when they are short, scoped, and non-contradictory — but real projects accumulate dozens of constraints across files. aiStructEdit gives you one structured document with XML-tagged sections you can export as Cursor-ready rules.

Import existing rules or start from a project template. Split coding standards, architecture constraints, and test requirements into blocks. The AI assistant refines wording while showing a diff before apply.

Analysis runs prompt lint checks: duplicate rules, token budget, and coverage gaps. Export in one click when the document is ready.

Built for code-agent workflows

Russian and English dev communities both search for “cursor rules editor” and “редактор правил cursor”. aiStructEdit keeps English and Russian terminology in the same document when you ship bilingual teams.

Link related sections — for example, “never commit secrets” constrains “suggested shell commands” — and visualize the dependency map before pushing rules to the repo.