Add Cursor and Antigravity IDE support

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The BMAD Agent extension only supported VS Code. Since Cursor and Google Antigravity are VS Code forks that run extensions natively, adding their respective AI agent config files makes the project immediately usable in all three IDEs.

Cursor IDE (.cursor/rules/*.mdc)

• .cursorrules — root-level project context
• bmad-architecture.mdc — module map and data flow (glob-scoped to src/**/*.ts)
• bmad-coding-standards.mdc — TS/VSCode API conventions (always-on)
• bmad-testing.mdc — test structure and patterns (scoped to test files)

Google Antigravity (.agents/rules/*.md, .agents/workflows/*.md)

• bmad-agent-development.md — project structure and architecture
• bmad-agent-quality.md — security, quality, and PR standards
• build-and-release.md — build workflow for agent orchestration

Scaffolding generates IDE configs

scaffolding.ts now emits Cursor and Antigravity config files alongside the existing bmad/ artifacts, injecting the user's BMAD answers as project context:

// New artifacts generated alongside BMAD_PLAN.md, bmad-context.json, TASKS.todo.md
{ uri: cursorRulesUri, contents: generateCursorRules(answers) },
{ uri: agentsRulesUri, contents: generateAntigravityRules(answers) }

Housekeeping

• Version bump to 0.0.3
• README: IDE support matrix, usage guides for Cursor and Antigravity
• Applied non-breaking npm audit fix for dev dependencies

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Add MDC frontmatter to generated Cursor context rule

generateCursorRules() builds bmad-project-context.mdc as plain markdown starting with a heading, but Cursor project rules in .cursor/rules/*.mdc are metadata-driven and need frontmatter (description/globs/alwaysApply) to be auto-attached. In the current form, projects that run BMAD: Generate Scaffolding can end up with a context file that Cursor does not automatically apply, so the new “inject BMAD answers into Cursor context” workflow silently degrades unless users manually reference the file.

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