Cursor · Next.js + TypeScript
Cursor prompts for Next.js SaaS apps
How founders use Promptkit with Cursor to scaffold auth, dashboards, and APIs in Next.js — with copy-paste prompt structure that agents follow.
Why generic ChatGPT prompts fail in Cursor
Cursor works best with task-specific prompts: named files, acceptance criteria, and verification steps. Vague asks produce vague diffs. Promptkit templates are built for that format so the agent edits the right routes and components.
Recommended Promptkit track
Start with the Web App track: Foundation → Auth → Core feature → Deploy. Each step is one paste into Cursor Agent or Composer. Fill the form with your app name, stack (Next.js 15 + TypeScript + Tailwind), and the feature you want first.
Example workflow
1. Generate the Foundation prompt and run it in a fresh repo. 2. Generate Auth and run after the scaffold builds. 3. Use Backend/API prompts if you need Convex or REST endpoints. 4. Finish with Marketing prompts for landing copy and launch checklist.
Tips for better generations
Name real screens and routes in the form (e.g. /app/billing, /login). Mention your auth provider and database. Pro users can save profile context so every generation includes your product defaults.
Last updated: May 26, 2026
