Adversary MCP Server

# Cursor IDE Configuration This directory contains configuration files for Cursor IDE to enhance the development experience for the Adversary MCP Server project. ## Files Overview ### `cursor.json` Main configuration file that defines: - Project metadata and description - Workspace structure and source directories - Code style preferences (Black, Ruff, MyPy) - Common development commands - Project-specific patterns and dependencies ### `rules.md` Development guidelines and coding standards including: - Python code quality standards - Security-first development practices - Testing requirements and patterns - MCP server design principles - Performance optimization guidelines - Code review checklists ### `context.md` Comprehensive project context for AI assistance: - Architecture overview and component descriptions - Data models and JSON schemas - Security features and vulnerability categories - Integration points and external dependencies - Common development workflows ### `prompts.md` Specialized AI prompts for security-focused development: - Security analysis and vulnerability detection - Code generation for scanners and rules - Testing strategies for security tools - Documentation generation - Debugging and performance optimization ### `architecture.md` Detailed system architecture documentation: - High-level system design diagrams - Component relationships and data flow - Performance and security architecture - Extensibility points and deployment patterns ## Usage These files are automatically used by Cursor IDE to: - Provide better code completion and suggestions - Understand project structure and patterns - Apply security-focused analysis - Generate appropriate tests and documentation - Follow established coding standards ## Benefits - **Enhanced AI Assistance**: AI understands the security domain and project patterns - **Consistent Development**: Standardized practices across the team - **Better Code Quality**: Automated adherence to security and quality standards - **Faster Onboarding**: New developers get immediate context about the project - **Security Focus**: AI assistance tuned for security analysis and vulnerability detection ## Maintenance Update these files when: - Adding new components or architectural changes - Modifying development workflows or standards - Introducing new security patterns or rules - Changing tool configurations or dependencies The configuration is designed to evolve with the project while maintaining consistency in development practices.