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Extract structured data from Cursor Rules & AI IDE websites with one click, export to CSV/JSON/Sheets. Saves hours of manual data co Extracts code snippets, configuration files, and cursor rules from documentation pages and GitHub repositories. Detects JSON, YAML, and TOML configuration blocks and identifies AI IDE tool references. ## Key Features - Extracts code blocks and configuration snippets from any webpage - Detects format (JSON, YAML, TOML, plaintext) automatically - Identifies cursor rules, IDE settings, and prompt configurations - Finds links to GitHub repos and cursor rule directories - Detects references to AI coding tools (Cursor, Copilot, Cline, Aider, etc.) ## How It Works Click the extension icon on any documentation page, GitHub repo, or blog post. The extension scans all code blocks, identifies configuration files and rules, classifies their format, and extracts relevant snippets. It also finds links to related repositories. All processing happens locally. ## What You Get - One-click extraction of code and config from any page - Format detection for JSON, YAML, TOML configurations - Works on GitHub, docs sites, blogs, and forums - Privacy-first — all processing is local
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