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Watch Cursor control my browser. It can see what's happening, including network and console logs. Now my Cursor can debug and fix web site problems without any copy-pasta. HUGE speed up for web dev - with this Cursor can compete with v0 and replit at autonomous web app dev.... show more
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This needs cursor-tools@alpha npm install -g cursor-tools@alpha cd <your project directory> cursor-tools install install will set up some core prompts in your .cursorrules file
Additional prompts in place for this demo:
To open chrome with debugging enabled for an interactive session with Cursor, just ask Composer
This now works on 0.5.0 aka cursor-tools@latest No need for alpha
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@cursor_ai can we pls enable groq in composer? i would abuse the living shit out of it.
this is wild might be a weird use case, but has anyone used this to set up a testing harness? ie an agent runs through and tests all the functionality of a website or web app at each deployment (checking logs the whole way)
If you implement this using their MCP would probably see a boost in self awareness of having those tools, aka it’ll use those tools without you having to mention it
I’d love to see evidence of that. It does use them if I add more instructions in my cursor rules but this is tuned to the level of control via Utonomy that works for me.
This dude is shipping 🤯
Thank you!🤩 Heading out for a ski trip now
