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@ton-ai-core/unlimite-context

v1.0.3

Published

Unlimited context: export and manage unlimited chat history from Cursor for any project.

Readme

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@ton-ai-core/unlimite-context

Unlimited context: export and manage unlimited chat history from Cursor for any project.

Features

  • Export all chat history from Cursor for any project
  • Unlimited context size: no artificial limits
  • Saves each dialog as a separate file in ./cursor-composers
  • Supports auto-detection of Cursor database on Linux, macOS, Windows
  • CLI and programmatic usage

Installation

Using npx (no install required)

npx @ton-ai-core/unlimite-context <project-identifier>

Local install

npm install @ton-ai-core/unlimite-context
yarn add @ton-ai-core/unlimite-context

Global install

npm install -g @ton-ai-core/unlimite-context

Usage

unlimite-context <project-identifier> [options]
  • <project-identifier> — Project identifier (directory name, part of path, or unique string)

Options

  • -d, --db <path> — Path to state.vscdb (default: auto-detect for Linux/macOS/Win)
  • --save-to-project <projectRoot> — Save each dialog to a separate file in .cursor-export-logs inside the specified project (default: current directory)

Example

unlimite-context my-project-id
unlimite-context my-project-id --db /path/to/state.vscdb
unlimite-context my-project-id --save-to-project /path/to/project

Output

  • All exported chats are saved in ./cursor-composers (or the specified directory)
  • Each chat is a separate file, with script/code files safely renamed (e.g. .js.jstxt)
  • The CLI prints the 5 newest chats and a summary of the rest

Development

  • npm run build — Compile TypeScript
  • npm test — Run tests

License

MIT

Issues & Support