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@nerdvana/evolver-adapter-cursor

v0.2.1

Published

> Cursor IDE CLI executor adapter for the Evolver framework.

Readme

@evolver/adapter-cursor

Cursor IDE CLI executor adapter for the Evolver framework.

Installation

pnpm add @evolver/adapter-cursor

Usage

import { CursorExecutor, SkillConverter } from "@evolver/adapter-cursor";
import type { CursorRulesOutput } from "@evolver/adapter-cursor";

const executor = new CursorExecutor({
  name:        "cursor",
  command:     "cursor",
  skillsPath:  "./skills",
  skillFormat: "markdown",
  timeout:     60_000,
  concurrency: 2,
});

// Execute tasks (implements @evolver/core Executor interface)
const results = await executor.run(program, tasks);

// Convert a single skill to Cursor format
const output: CursorRulesOutput = SkillConverter.toCursorRules(skill);
// output.cursorrules -> .cursorrules file content
// output.rules       -> { "skill-name.md": content }

// Merge multiple skills into one .cursorrules
const merged = SkillConverter.mergeCursorRules(skills);

API

CursorExecutor

Executes tasks via the Cursor CLI (--cli --output-format json). Converts skills to .cursorrules + rules/*.md format, deploys to a temp directory, and runs tasks with configurable concurrency.

new CursorExecutor(config: AdapterConfig)
executor.run(program: Program, tasks: Task[]): Promise<ExecutionResult[]>

Security: uses execFile (no shell invocation) to prevent injection.

Built-in scorers: exact-match (default) and fuzzy.

SkillConverter

Converts SKILL.md format to Cursor's .cursorrules + rules/ directory structure.

SkillConverter.toCursorRules(skill: Skill): CursorRulesOutput
SkillConverter.mergeCursorRules(skills: Skill[]): string
SkillConverter.buildRulesMap(skills: Skill[]): Record<string, string>

CursorRulesOutput

interface CursorRulesOutput {
  cursorrules: string;              // .cursorrules file content
  rules:       Record<string, string>; // rules/ directory files
}

Configuration

Uses AdapterConfig from @evolver/core:

| Option | Type | Description | |--------|------|-------------| | name | string | Adapter identifier | | command | string | CLI command (e.g. "cursor") | | skillsPath | string | Path to skills directory | | skillFormat | "markdown" \| "json" \| "yaml" | Skill file format | | timeout | number | Per-task timeout in milliseconds | | concurrency | number | Max parallel task executions |

Testing

pnpm test