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Matt Palmer
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2013
A way to use Cursor that has NOTHING to do with code
Transform Cursor AI into a prompt management system-go beyond just coding!
Learn how to create, store, and version control your AI prompts efficiently.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Cursor's hidden potential
00:23 - Exploring the Cursor prompts directory structure
00:50 - Using SRT transcripts with AI prompts
01:08 - Deep dive into TH-cam description generator prompt
02:20 - Benefits of version-controlled prompt library
🔗 Important Links:
Connect with me:
- X: x.com/mattppal
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matt-palmer
#AITools #Productivity #ContentCreation #TechTips #CursorAI
💭 Question: How do you currently manage your AI prompts? Share your approach in the comments below!
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In this video, I demonstrate how to leverage Cursor AI beyond its code-writing capabilities by using it as a sophisticated prompt management system. Learn how to create structured prompts, maintain version control through git, and streamline your content creation workflow. Perfect for content creators and AI enthusiasts looking to optimize their prompt engineering process!
Learn how to create, store, and version control your AI prompts efficiently.
Key Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction to Cursor's hidden potential
00:23 - Exploring the Cursor prompts directory structure
00:50 - Using SRT transcripts with AI prompts
01:08 - Deep dive into TH-cam description generator prompt
02:20 - Benefits of version-controlled prompt library
🔗 Important Links:
Connect with me:
- X: x.com/mattppal
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/matt-palmer
#AITools #Productivity #ContentCreation #TechTips #CursorAI
💭 Question: How do you currently manage your AI prompts? Share your approach in the comments below!
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In this video, I demonstrate how to leverage Cursor AI beyond its code-writing capabilities by using it as a sophisticated prompt management system. Learn how to create structured prompts, maintain version control through git, and streamline your content creation workflow. Perfect for content creators and AI enthusiasts looking to optimize their prompt engineering process!
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Nice! 🙌
This is the longest Short I have ever seen, but the information are interesting and I will use it! Thanks 🙏👍❤
UV is so gooooooood! Thanks for the tutorial ! You Rulllle Matt!
UV is a great toolset, I've started using it on a project. But there are some caveat that are still problematic ( like using it inside of an activated venv but you want to add a package to a remote venv. But the more I use it, the more I like it
Actually you can use it in combination with pyenv. I like that pyenv handles venv "centralized" and not in the project folder itself, so your computer remains clean and structured. How do you handle this?
Thanks, Matt!
Nice explanation! I used to manage all my environments with pyenv and poetry. However, poetry dependency resolver has its own drawbacks... so far, UV is great :)
How is that any easier than Poetry?
It's faster than poetry. And uv can manage python versions on its own, just like conda, unlike poetry, you need to manage python versions and installation using other tools. All you need is install uv.
Because this is not the way to use it. No need to do "uv venv". It will be created in a lazy way. And for sure do not activate environments anymore. Never ever. Just run "uv add ..." and it will create the venv and do everything. And "uv run" for running. "uv add" works from anywhere and if there is a "pyproject.toml" file and eventually a ".python-version" (not needed) it does everything alone. No activation of virtual environments. Never every again.
Can uv automatically activate virtual environment if I go into a python project directory and also deactivate if I go out of it?
Nice explanation. uv is real gamechanger. A note: The explicit creation of venv was not necessary. It is by default done when you add a dependency or even at the moment you use "uv run <a script>"
Great video! What IDE are you using?
vscode
Thank you for this! I dont have much experience with web frameworks and stuff (normally played around with basic ts/html/css) i think im going to have a look at shad/cn vite and react now! I already made so many data visualisation "apps" using claude, but felt sad that i didnt know how to edit them or use them locally etc. This video gives me a great starting point for this! Thanks alot.
it's not based or built on FastAPI !
Maybe he meant in the sense of “inspired by”?
Great vid Matt! Thanks for the demo!
thanks for this!
when I follow your steps, I'm able to do npm run dev in Cursor to get the preview working on localhost:3000, but nothing shows in the web preview on Replit when I click Run button. Any ideas as to what's happening here?
Hey Matt super appreciate these! Are you going to post your stream of what you posted on X? The background remover app with Clerk auth? I tried implementing Clerk Auth with Cursor and Replit but couldn't get it to work properly. Would be great to see a technical person going through the setup!
"Only 150 lines of Python code" 1:48 😂
There are empty lines.
THIS is the way. Built my whole website with Streamlit. I wonder how this handles something like a chatbot.
Thanks for this video Matt. I'm a non-technical founder and I'm looking to use this method to build and deploy apps. Could you do tutorials where you show how to deploy from Cursor? Also, why are you using Claude separately, why not use Claude in the Cursor chat/composer?
@@samds7750 nice. Absolutely! I’ll make that my next video. I was using Claude here just for the visual of artifacts in the browser. I don’t think there’s a difference using Cursor.