Templates
Start your project on the right track with these standardized artifacts.
These templates ensure you don't start from a blank page. They force you to think about Framing before Execution.
Quick Download
Get the full AI contextFlow Kit (Templates + Knowledge Base) to use offline or directly in your codebase.
Download AI contextFlow (.zip)
What's inside the ZIP?
- ⚙️ .cursorrules: The "System Enforcer" that guides the AI.
- 📂 templates/: Empty Markdown files for you to fill out (Project Brief, ADRs, etc.).
- 📂 knowledge-base/: The full set of AI Roles, Guided Workflows, and Standards.
What's Inside?
| Template | Purpose | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| Project Rules | The Coach. Activates "Guided Mode" in your editor (Cursor/Copilot). | Day 1, setup in project root. |
| Active Feature | The Engine. The single source of truth for current tasks. | Every time you code. |
| Project Roadmap | The Compass. Tracks milestones and maturity. | Weekly or after major features. |
| Domain Model | The Skeleton. Database schema and relationships. | Day 1, update on changes. |
| Project Brief | Defines the "What" and "Why" of the project. | Day 1, before writing code. |
| System Instructions | Alternative for WebChat (ChatGPT/Claude). | If not using Cursor/Windsurf. |
| ADR (Architecture Decision) | Records important technical choices. | whenever a major decision is made. |
| Refactoring Plan | Safe step-by-step guide for complex changes. | Before rewriting >100 lines of code. |
| UI Design Tokens | Defines colors, spacing, and typography. | When starting frontend work. |
| PR Template | Quality checklist for Pull Requests. | Setup in .github/ folder. |
Pro Tip
The .cursorrules file references the knowledge-base. Keep that folder in your project so the AI can "read up" on what a "QA Engineer" or "Solution Architect" role actually entails.