The universal registry for AI coding tools.

Discover and install cross-platform prompts, rules, skills, and agents that work with Cursor, Claude, Continue, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini, Kiro, and more — all from one file.

npm install -g prpm
prpm install collections/nextjs-pro  # Entire Next.js setup in one command

Installs 20 packages: backend-architect, cloud-architect, database-architect, and more

7,5000+ cross platform packages

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npm install -g prpm

# Same package → different editors
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as cursor    # → .cursor/rules/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as claude    # → .claude/skills/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as continue  # → .continue/rules/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as windsurf  # → .windsurf/rules/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as copilot   # → .github/instructions/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as kiro      # → .kiro/steering/

# Keyword search (use --no-interactive to avoid prompts)
prpm search react --no-interactive
prpm search "testing best practices" --no-interactive

# AI-powered semantic search (better for natural language queries)
prpm ai-search "how to structure a React project with TypeScript"
prpm ai-search "rules for writing clean API endpoints"

# Filter by format or subtype
prpm search react --format cursor --no-interactive
prpm search typescript --subtype agent --no-interactive

# Install what looks useful
prpm install @username/package-name

prpm search "your topic" --no-interactive
prpm info @scope/package-name  # Check details
prpm install @scope/package-name

prpm collections search frontend --no-interactive
prpm collections info nextjs-pro
prpm install collections/nextjs-pro

prpm list              # Show installed packages
prpm list --format json  # Machine-readable output

# Install the PRPM manifest skill for detailed guidance
prpm install @prpm/prpm-json-best-practices-skill

# 1. Initialize a package manifest
prpm init

# 2. Validate before publishing
prpm publish --dry-run

# 3. Publish to registry
prpm publish

{
  "name": "my-package-name",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "What this package does and when to use it",
  "author": "username",
  "format": "cursor",
  "subtype": "rule",
  "files": [".cursor/rules/my-rule.mdc"],
  "tags": ["react", "testing"]
}

# Add organization to manifest
{
  "organization": "my-org",
  ...
}

# Or specify at publish time
prpm publish --org my-org

{
  "author": "username",
  "packages": [
    { "name": "react-rules", "format": "cursor", "files": [...] },
    { "name": "react-agent", "format": "claude", "subtype": "agent", "files": [...] }
  ]
}

Give your IDE the ability to self improve by installing packages that it finds useful:

Every package works in any AI editor. No conversion tools, no separate downloads:

# Same package, different editors
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as cursor                    # → .cursor/rules/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as claude --subtype agent    # → .claude/agents/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as continue                  # → .continue/prompts/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as windsurf                  # → .windsurf/rules/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as copilot                   # → .github/instructions/
prpm install @sanjeed5/react --as kiro                      # → .kiro/steering/

PRPM supports all major AI coding assistants:

Note: Each package is automatically converted to your preferred format during installation.

Browse packages with powerful discovery:

# Search by keyword
prpm search react
prpm search "test driven development"

# See what's trending
prpm trending

# Get detailed info
prpm info @username/react-best-practices
# → Shows: description, downloads, rating, tags, installation instructions

# Browse collections
prpm collections
prpm collections search frontend
prpm collections info collection/nextjs-pro

CLI Reference

Test packages interactively before installing:

# Try a package in the browser playground
prpm playground --package @username/react-best-practices

# Test with different AI models
# → Opens browser playground at prpm.dev/playground
# → Select model: Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4, etc.
# → Test prompt with sample code
# → See results before installing

Features:

• Multi-Model Testing - Try packages with Claude, GPT-4, and more
• Free Credits - 1,000 monthly credits for all logged in users
• Live Results - See how prompts perform in real-time
• Save Sessions - Resume testing later
• Compare Models - Test same prompt across different AI models

Try Playground →

# Current workflow (painful)
1. Find cursor rule on GitHub
2. Copy raw file URL
3. Create .cursor/rules/something.md
4. Paste content
5. Repeat for every rule
6. Update manually when rules change
7. Do it all again for Claude/Continue/Windsurf

If you're working on a big project and some coworkers use Copilot, others use Claude, and sometimes it's Cursor, the only way to unify rules so it's consistent across the codebase is to use PRPM. It's an easy way to make sure everyone has the same rules across the team.

Package authors can publish to PRPM and reach users across all editors.

How it works:

• Authors publish in canonical format
• PRPM converts to all editor formats automatically
• Users install in their preferred editor

Benefits:

• At least 4x reach (Cursor + Claude + Continue + Windsurf users, + more)
• One package, works everywhere
• Version control and updates
• Download analytics

• 7,500+ packages - Cursor rules, Claude skills/agents, Windsurf rules, MCP configs
• Universal package manager - Works with Cursor, Claude, Continue, Windsurf and more
• 100+ Collections - Complete workflow setups in one command
• 6+ editor formats supported (server-side conversion)

We welcome contributions!

• Add packages - Submit your prompts (they'll work in all editors!)
• Create collections - Curate helpful package bundles
• Report bugs - Open issues
• Suggest features - Start discussions
• Write tests - Improve coverage

Contributing Guide →

MIT License - See LICENSE