PrePrompt stores your team's tech stack profile — framework, database, style rules — and applies it automatically every time someone in Cursor fires an AI request. New hires get the same quality output as your most experienced developers. Notion holds the human-readable version of those rules so anyone can update them.
Document your coding standards and stack details in a Notion page — include framework, database, API patterns, and style rules.
Convert those rules into a PrePrompt config file and store it in your shared GitHub repo.
Add a Cursor workspace setting that auto-loads the PrePrompt config for every developer who clones the repo.
Set a calendar reminder to review and update the Notion page (and config) each quarter as your stack evolves.
Create a free account to get the steps written out for your tools, click by click.
Create a free accountCut AI-related code review comments quickly after you roll out a shared PrePrompt profile.
Where AI helps: PrePrompt acts as a context injection layer — automatically loading your team's stack profile into every AI request fired in Cursor. The AI coding assistant always receives your framework, database, and coding standards without developers needing to re-paste context each session.
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