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A comprehensive guide for setting up and maintaining Cursor IDE for enterprise and production use. It covers essential best practices including security hardening, defining project-wide coding rules, optimizing codebase indexing, ensuring data privacy compliance, and standardizing team development workflows. Essential for adopting AI coding tools in a professional environment.

A comprehensive reference guide for structuring development projects within the Cursor IDE. It details best practices for directory layout, defining layered rules (covering global conventions, security constraints, and technology-specific patterns like API routes and database access), and optimizing indexing strategies. This ensures maximum AI effectiveness, improves code maintainability, and streamlines the entire development workflow.

Manages and enforces project-specific coding standards and architectural conventions within the Cursor IDE. Developers can define rules using `.mdc` files, specifying required patterns (e.g., TypeScript strict mode, React component structure, API validation). This system guides the AI assistant by providing deep context, ensuring code consistency and adherence to best practices across the entire codebase.

Master Cursor's AI-powered Tab completion system, generating instant, context-aware 'ghost text' suggestions. This tool predicts the next code lines based on the current file, open tabs, and even comments, allowing developers to accept or modify suggestions with minimal effort. It is designed to significantly boost coding speed and maintain coding consistency.

A comprehensive guide for administrators and teams on setting up Cursor for enterprise use. It covers organizational plan selection (Pro, Business, Enterprise), advanced features like SSO, SCIM provisioning, and Privacy Mode enforcement. The guide details setting up roles, managing usage analytics, defining shared project rules via Git, and providing a structured onboarding checklist to ensure seamless adoption and secure coding practices across the organization.

A comprehensive toolkit for advanced debugging and systematic incident response within Customer.io. It provides structured playbooks, API debug clients, and investigation scripts to diagnose complex delivery issues, analyze user profiles, or troubleshoot campaign failures, ensuring robust incident management.

A comprehensive guide for diagnosing and fixing common integration errors with Customer.io. It covers critical topics such as API status codes (400, 401, 429), authentication failures, incorrect timestamp formatting, and best practices for event tracking and transactional message delivery. Use this resource when troubleshooting campaign failures or API calls failing.

A comprehensive debugging bundle designed to collect all necessary evidence for Customer.io support tickets. It performs API connectivity diagnostics (Track/App), validates user profiles, captures environment details (Node.js, SDK versions), and generates a structured report. Ideal for investigating delivery failures or complex integration issues.

This skill provides a comprehensive pipeline for deploying Customer.io integrations to major production cloud platforms, including Google Cloud Run, Vercel, AWS Lambda, and Kubernetes. It details best practices for secure deployment using dedicated secrets managers, integrating robust health check endpoints, and implementing blue-green strategies, ensuring reliable and scalable CI/CD workflows.

This comprehensive guide demonstrates the essential workflow for integrating with Customer.io using its SDK. It covers the core functions required for user lifecycle management: identifying and updating user profiles, tracking custom events (both authenticated and anonymous), and sending transactional emails. Ideal for developers performing quick customer journey mapping or initial platform setup.

This comprehensive guide details how to install and configure the Customer.io SDK for programmatic integration in Node.js projects. It covers the critical setup of authentication using two distinct API keys: the Track API Key (for user identification and event tracking) and the App API Key (for sending transactional messages and broadcasts). Essential for developers integrating Customer.io's core customer data and marketing features.

This comprehensive guide identifies and explains the most common anti-patterns and mistakes when integrating with Customer.io. It covers crucial development topics, including proper API key usage, Unix timestamp formatting, ensuring correct event tracking order (Identify before Track), and optimizing API calls for performance. Use this as a definitive checklist for code review and developer onboarding.