What is this?
A collection of small, standalone examples for building on top of Cursor's agent platform, covering Cursor Hooks, self-hosted Cloud Agents, the Cursor SDK, a coding-agent CLI, and even third-party integrations with xAI's Grok.
A collection of small, standalone examples for building on top of Cursor's agent platform, covering Cursor Hooks, self-hosted Cloud Agents, the Cursor SDK, a coding-agent CLI, and even third-party integrations with xAI's Grok.Is this one app or a bunch of separate examples?It is a cookbook: each folder is an independent, self-contained example (a CLI, a web app, an SDK script, or a hook config) rather than one unified application.
It is a cookbook: each folder is an independent, self-contained example (a CLI, a web app, an SDK script, or a hook config) rather than one unified application.How do I run the Cursor SDK examples?Create a Cursor API key from the Cursor integrations dashboard, set it as CURSORAPIKEY, then run an example such as the Node.js quickstart that creates a local agent, sends a prompt, and streams the response.
Create a Cursor API key from the Cursor integrations dashboard, set it as CURSORAPIKEY, then run an example such as the Node.js quickstart that creates a local agent, sends a prompt, and streams the response.Do I need an xAI API key for the Grok examples?Yes, the Grok Coding Agent CLI uses an xAI Console API key and defaults to the grok-4.6 model; the voice intake example also relies on xAI's realtime speech model plus LiveKit.
Yes, the Grok Coding Agent CLI uses an xAI Console API key and defaults to the grok-4.6 model; the voice intake example also relies on xAI's realtime speech model plus LiveKit.Is there one setup that covers the whole repo?No, there is no single install step: each example (hooks, SDK, CLI, Perl bridge, cloud agents) has its own runtime and credentials, so you set up only the piece you want to try.
No, there is no single install step: each example (hooks, SDK, CLI, Perl bridge, cloud agents) has its own runtime and credentials, so you set up only the piece you want to try.Who is this cookbook for?Developers who want to extend or embed Cursor's coding agent into their own apps, CLIs, cloud infrastructure, or non-TypeScript stacks.
Developers who want to extend or embed Cursor's coding agent into their own apps, CLIs, cloud infrastructure, or non-TypeScript stacks.What do the Cursor Hooks examples show?They demonstrate audit logging, sensitive-prompt guards, and follow-up checks that run around agent events like prompt submission and file edits, keeping Cursor skills in sync with code changes.
They demonstrate audit logging, sensitive-prompt guards, and follow-up checks that run around agent events like prompt submission and file edits, keeping Cursor skills in sync with code changes.What does the DAG task runner example do?It decomposes a task into a JSON DAG, fans it out across local subagents, and streams live status into a Cursor Canvas that hot-reloads on every state change; it also ships as a copyable Cursor skill.
It decomposes a task into a JSON DAG, fans it out across local subagents, and streams live status into a Cursor Canvas that hot-reloads on every state change; it also ships as a copyable Cursor skill.What is the Perl bridge adapter for?It shows how to drive one local Cursor agent turn from Perl by speaking the open sdk.v1 Connect JSON protocol over the cursor-sdk-bridge, with no first-party Perl SDK required.
It shows how to drive one local Cursor agent turn from Perl by speaking the open sdk.v1 Connect JSON protocol over the cursor-sdk-bridge, with no first-party Perl SDK required.Why is there an xAI Grok example in a Cursor cookbook?It pairs a minimal grok-4.6 coding-agent CLI with a LiveKit voice agent using xAI's realtime speech-to-speech model for a fictional patient-intake workflow, showing how the same agent patterns extend to other model providers.
It pairs a minimal grok-4.6 coding-agent CLI with a LiveKit voice agent using xAI's realtime speech-to-speech model for a fictional patient-intake workflow, showing how the same agent patterns extend to other model providers.What are similar projects?ruflo, agno, agentscope, qwen-code, rocketride-server, trueforge, ChatDev, godogen
ruflo, agno, agentscope, qwen-code, rocketride-server, trueforge, ChatDev, godogenWhich topics is it in?kanban-board, hook, perl, voice-agent, dag, xai, realtime, grok, examples, aws, agent-framework, sdk
kanban-board, hook, perl, voice-agent, dag, xai, realtime, grok, examples, aws, agent-framework, sdk