Cursor Privacy Compliance Rule — Free Download

Originally published at getpageguard.com Why Vibe Coders Ship Without Privacy Policies You're deep in a Cursor session. The app is taking shape — auth works, Stripe is wired up, analytics are firing. You deploy. Users sign up. And then someone asks: "Where's your privacy policy?" Most solo developers and vibe coders don't skip compliance on purpose. They skip it because nothing in their workflow reminds them it exists. Your linter catches unused variables. Your formatter fixes indentation. But nothing flags that you just added Google Analytics without a cookie consent banner. That's the gap this Cursor rule fills. What the Rule Does The PageGuard Cursor rule is a .mdc file that lives in your project's .cursor/rules/ directory. It teaches Cursor to: Flag privacy-relevant dependency changes — when you add packages like firebase, @stripe/stripe-js, @segment/analytics-next, or @sentry/nextjs, Cursor will prompt you to check compliance implications. Answer privacy questions in context — ask