
what-is-raisely
Cursor Rule
Background on what Raisely is, how campaigns work, and the fundraising models the platform supports
Connect Cursor to Raisely. Ships the Raisely MCP server so you can query and manage campaigns, donations, supporters, and more from chat.
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Rules8
raisely-coding-conventionsCoding conventions for Raisely custom components - React patterns, CSS, theming, and lifecycle
raisely-debug-modeUse this rule when the user ask to enable debug mode in the current session, and raisely campaigns are involved
raisely-docsUse Raisely docs for CLI and local campaign work
raisely-fundraising-domainFundraising domain knowledge - terminology, metrics, donor models, and nonprofit compliance basics
raisely-guardrailsHard safety rules for any Raisely campaign, payment, or publish operation
Skills2
raisely-ensure-cliEnsures the Raisely CLI (`@raisely/cli`) is installed before running any Raisely campaign work. Checks for the `raisely` binary and installs the latest version via npm if missing, or installs a user-specified version when provided. Use this before any task that runs `raisely init`, `raisely update`, `raisely deploy`, `raisely create`, `raisely local`, `raisely start`, `raisely list`, or any other `raisely` command, or before pulling, pushing, syncing, deploying, previewing, or scaffolding a Raisely campaign or custom component locally.
raisely-start-localStart a local environment of your Raisely Campaign to preview changes