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@adlc/cursor

v1.5.1

Published

ADLC native Cursor plugin — marketplace hooks, skills, rules, and /adlc-* commands (npm scaffolder remains as legacy fallback).

Downloads

376

Readme

@adlc/cursor

ADLC (Agentic Development Lifecycle) native integration for Cursor: a marketplace plugin with preToolUse rails-guard dispatcher, afterFileEdit audit, advisory shell notice, stop / beforeSubmitPrompt hooks, phase skills, and the full /adlc-* command palette.

Install (preferred)

From a clone of this repository (Cursor plugin marketplace):

  1. Add the repo as a Cursor plugin marketplace (see Cursor plugins — root .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json lists adlc-cursor).
  2. Install the adlc-cursor plugin.
  3. Install the gate toolkit and initialize the repo runtime:
npm install -g @adlc/cli
adlc init --harness cursor
  1. Wire the unbypassable CI rail-freeze gate: docs/ci/rails-guard.yml.

Legacy / local-dev fallback

npm install -g @adlc/cli
npx @adlc/cursor .

The scaffolder is idempotent — re-running (or /adlc-init) merges into any existing .cursor/hooks.json without touching your other hooks. Prefer the marketplace path so hooks/skills update with the plugin instead of copied project files.

What you get

  • preToolUse dispatcher — rails decision first; frozen-rail edits denied.
  • afterFileEdit audit — observational rail + flail notice.
  • beforeShellExecution advisory — honesty nudge; never denies.
  • stop / beforeSubmitPrompt — stop-audit + preflight (Cursor-documented).
  • Skillsadlc phase router + adlc-init.
  • Command palette/adlc-init, /adlc-ticket, /adlc-spec, /adlc-approve-spec, /adlc-decompose, /adlc-verify-build, /adlc-prosecute, /adlc-distill, /adlc-maintain.
  • .cursor/rules/adlc.mdc — phase-router rule (also delivered via plugin).

Docs

Full guide: docs/integrations/cursor.md.

MIT © Chris Williams