A curated hub of resources, tips, and community-driven content for Windsurf - a very nice agentic IDE made by Codeium.
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- Windsurf Documentation
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What is Windsurf? Windsurf is an AI-native code editor created by Codeium that integrates advanced AI capabilities directly into your development workflow. It's designed to enhance productivity through natural language interaction and intelligent code assistance.
How do I install Windsurf? Visit the official Windsurf documentation for detailed installation instructions and system requirements.
Where can I find community support and resources? Join our community on Discord (badge above) or visit the Codeium Subreddit for discussions, support, and sharing resources with other Windsurf users.
- awesome-windsurfrules - A complementary collection of Windsurf rules and guidelines
- windsurfrules by kinopeee
This repository includes a collection of community-contributed prompts that enhance Windsurf's capabilities. Each contributor has their own directory under memories/ to maintain organization.
To explore and discover community contributions:
- Browse the
memories/directory to explore prompt contributions - Check the GitHub contributors page to see everyone who has helped this project
Want to contribute? Create a directory with your username and add your prompts! See the Contributing section for more details.
- When working on a Markdown file, use ⌘/CTRL + K, then I to open formatted Markdown to the side.
- If you suspect that Windsurf is not respecting your rules, just ask Cascade "check your guidelines and revise your suggestion" or similar.
- Don't run your chats forever. Windsurf will start feeling queasy and you'll likely have to reload the window. You can also wait until Windsurf starts acting weird, then reload the window. Up to you.
- Caveats
- Be CAREFUL. Windsurf is smart as hell but it's not AGI.
- It will miss stuff.
- It will make mistakes.
- Don't trust it blindly.
- Keep an eye on your Problems panel at the bottom.
- Arguably, it's even more important to have very solid testing code in place when using AI coding tools.
We welcome all contributions! Please check out our Contributing Guide for guidelines about:
- How to submit changes
- Our standards
- Release process using GitHub Releases
This list is dedicated to the public domain under the CC0 1.0 Universal license.