My Cursor Custom Mode Setup, Part 2: The Execution Team
Last Updated on August 29, 2025 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Mayank Bohra
Originally published on Towards AI.
Don’t just plan, execute. Part 2 of my AI toolkit unveils the 7 expert modes for code reviews, security, and DevOps. Here’s the rest of the setup.
In the first part of this series, I introduced the core philosophy behind my custom AI toolkit: stop using a generic chatbot and start deploying a team of specialized experts. We covered the first seven modes — the “strategists” — who handle high-level tasks like architecture, planning, and complex debugging.
This article continues to explore the remaining modes of the author’s AI toolkit, focusing on execution alongside strategy. It introduces seven hands-on experts specialized in code reviews, security, documentation, and system maintenance, arguing that these roles are crucial for effectively transforming strategic plans into reliable code. Practical applications and methodologies for each expert role are discussed, emphasizing their importance in enhancing software development workflows.
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