Install a pack in under three minutes.

Step 01 — Unzip

After purchase, Lemon Squeezy emails you a download link. Save the .zip and unzip it next to your project (not inside it — you only need two folders from it).

$ cd ~/Downloads
$ unzip aevrix-studio-flutter-riverpod-mastery-v1.0.0.zip
$ cd aevrix-studio-flutter-riverpod-mastery
$ ls
.cursor/    CLAUDE.md    LICENSE    README.md    reference/

Step 02 — Drop the rules in

Copy the .cursor/rules/ folder and append the pack's CLAUDE.md to yours. From your project root:

$ PACK=~/Downloads/aevrix-studio-flutter-riverpod-mastery
$ mkdir -p .cursor/rules
$ cp -r "$PACK"/.cursor/rules/* .cursor/rules/
$ cat "$PACK"/CLAUDE.md >> CLAUDE.md
$ ls .cursor/rules/*.mdc | wc -l
10

If you don't yet have a CLAUDE.md, just cp the pack's. If you already have one, append. The packs are written to compose with existing rules — they don't fight existing constraints, they tighten them.

Step 03 — Reload your editor

Each editor picks up the new rules differently. None of them require an extension install.

• Cursor 0.45+ reads .cursor/rules/*.mdc automatically. Open ⌘⇧P → Reload Window to be sure.
• Claude Code 1.x reads CLAUDE.md on session start. Restart your session.
• Cline 3.x reads both via the standard config. Reload the VS Code window.
• Continue 0.9.x reads both. Restart the Continue panel.

Step 04 — Verify

Open a fresh chat with your agent and ask for a feature the pack covers. With Pack 01 (Flutter + Riverpod), try:

"Add a simple async counter feature using Riverpod 2.4 — show
loading, error, and data states correctly. Include a widget test."

If the pack is active, the output will:

• Use an AsyncNotifier, not a raw StateNotifier.
• Handle the full .when (data + error + loading) — no half-implemented states.
• Mark its model class with freezed / a copyWith.
• Ship a widget test that mocks the provider via ProviderScope.

If none of that happens, the pack didn't load. Most common cause: the rules are in ~/.cursor/rules/ instead of <project>/.cursor/rules/. Project-local always wins.

Troubleshooting