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You can get the AI Kit in three ways. Pick one.

Preview first: To see the folder structure and exact text of each file before downloading, see Kit file preview.

No release yet? This repo may not have any releases published. If you open Releases and see no releases (or no zip assets), use the repo directly: clone the repo and copy the kit/ folder into your project, or copy the starter/ folder to start a new project. Option 3 below also works without releases.

1) Download kit-only (just the kit files)​

What you get: A zip with only the kit: .cursor/, .agent/ (Antigravity rules), docs/ai/, .github/, and cursor-ai-kit.config.json. No sample code. You copy these into your own repo.

Download: Releases page → open the latest release → under Assets, click ai-kit-only.zip. (Direct link for a specific version: https://github.com/rwyatt2/AI-Productivity/releases/download/vX.Y.Z/ai-kit-only.zip — replace vX.Y.Z with your release tag.)

Steps:

  1. Go to the repo’s Releases page: Releases.
  2. Open the latest release.
  3. Under Assets, click ai-kit-only.zip to download.
  4. Unzip the file on your computer.
  5. Copy everything inside the unzipped folder into the root of your project (the same folder that has your code). If your project already has .cursor/, .agent/, or docs/, merge or replace as needed.
  6. Fill in the placeholders (see What to fill in).

If you don’t see ai-kit-only.zip: There may be no release yet. Clone the repo or download it, then copy everything inside the kit/ folder into your project root. Or use “Download individual pieces” below.

2) Download starter project (new project, kit already installed)​

What you get: A zip of a ready-to-use starter. The kit is already in place. You unzip it and use that folder as your project root.

Important: The unzipped folder is your project root. The kit files (.cursor/, .agent/, .github/, docs/, cursor-ai-kit.config.json, README.md) must live at the root of your project—not inside a subfolder like ai-kit-starter. Open the unzipped folder in Cursor or Antigravity (or rename it to your project name, then open it). Do not leave the kit nested inside another folder.

Download: Releases page → open the latest release → under Assets, click ai-kit-starter.zip. (Direct link for a specific version: https://github.com/rwyatt2/AI-Productivity/releases/download/vX.Y.Z/ai-kit-starter.zip — replace vX.Y.Z with your release tag.)

Steps:

  1. Go to Releases.
  2. Open the latest release.
  3. Under Assets, click ai-kit-starter.zip to download.
  4. Unzip the file. You get a folder whose contents are .cursor/, .agent/, .github/, docs/, cursor-ai-kit.config.json, and README.md.
  5. If the zip created a wrapper folder (e.g. named ai-kit-starter): move everything inside that folder to your real project root, then delete the empty wrapper folder. The kit files must sit at the root of your project, not inside ai-kit-starter.
  6. Open your project root in Cursor (the folder that directly contains .cursor/, docs/, etc.). Paste Session Kickoff, Context Pack, and Router and start working.

If you don’t see ai-kit-starter.zip: There may be no release yet. Clone the repo and copy the contents of the starter/ folder into your project root (or use the starter/ folder as your project root). Or use option 1 for an existing repo.

3) Download individual pieces​

What you get: You don’t download a zip. You open links to see the exact text of each file and, if you want, open or copy them from GitHub.

Steps:

  1. Read the exact text here on the docs site (Reference pages):

  2. Open or copy the same files on GitHub (so you can download or copy-paste):

    On each GitHub page you can click Raw to see plain text, or copy the file path and create the same file in your repo.

  3. Create the same folder structure in your project (e.g. .cursor/rules/, docs/ai/, .github/) and put each file in the right place.

Add to an existing project​

If you already have a repo and want to add the kit:

  1. Get the kit: Download ai-kit-only.zip from Releases (or clone the repo and use the contents of the starter/ folder—same files).
  2. Copy into your repo root: Copy .cursor/, .agent/, docs/ (or at least docs/ai/), .github/, and cursor-ai-kit.config.json into the root of your existing repo (the same folder that contains your app or code).
  3. Merge if needed: If you already have .cursor/ or docs/, merge or replace. The kit files should sit alongside your code at the root, not in a subfolder.
  4. Fill in placeholders: See What to fill in.

Avoid these mistakes:

  • Don’t leave the kit inside a subfolder. Cursor, Antigravity, and the prompts expect .cursor/, .agent/, docs/ai/, etc. at the project root. If you unzipped into a folder named ai-kit-starter, move everything out of that folder into your repo root and delete the empty folder.
  • Don’t nest the kit under a folder named ai-kit-starter (or similar). The kit must be at the root so rules and prompts load correctly.

Where to click on GitHub to download zips​

  1. Open the repo: rwyatt2/AI-Productivity.
  2. Click Releases (on the right side, or under the repo name).
  3. Click the latest release (top of the list).
  4. Scroll to Assets. You’ll see the zip files (e.g. ai-kit-only.zip, ai-kit-starter.zip). Click a name to download it.

What are GitHub Releases?​

Releases are packaged versions of the project. Maintainers create a release when they want to offer a fixed set of files (like the kit-only zip or the starter zip) for download. When a release exists, the zip files appear under Assets on that release page. Right now there may be no releases — you can still use the kit by cloning the repo and copying the kit/ or starter/ folder, or by using the individual file links in option 3.