▒ v-1 to Cursor
Implement v-1.design prompts in Cursor.
Use Cursor to apply a finished v-1.design Library handoff inside an existing repository.
▒ best fit
Developers who already have routing, auth, data fetching, and deployment, but need the product to look designed.
▒ workflow
How to hand off a v-1 design to Cursor
- 01Copy the v-1 design-system block into Cursor and ask it to map values to your existing styling setup.
- 02Have Cursor identify the files and components it needs to touch before editing.
- 03Implement one route or screen from the v-1 screen prompt.
- 04Run lint, typecheck, and the app locally.
- 05Compare the implementation to the live demo and ask Cursor to list remaining visual gaps.
▒ prompt tip
Make Cursor preserve your repo conventions while treating the v-1 prompt as the visual acceptance criteria.
▒ v-1 handoff includes
- Design tokens
- Screen prompts
- Component notes
- Asset list
- Visual QA checklist
▒ questions
- Can Cursor use v-1 in an existing repo?
- Yes. v-1 is useful when the app already works but the interface needs a cohesive design pass.
- Should Cursor rewrite my app from scratch?
- Usually no. Ask it to adapt the v-1 design to your existing routes, data, and component boundaries.