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@uitoolbar/provider-cursor

v0.1.5

Published

UiToolbar provider for Cursor IDE integration

Readme

@uitoolbar/provider-cursor

Cursor IDE integration provider for UiToolbar. Connects to Cursor's agent CLI to enable AI-powered code modifications based on selected elements.

Features

  • Agent Integration - Spawns cursor-agent CLI for AI responses
  • SSE Streaming - Real-time streaming of agent responses
  • Session Management - Resume conversations with session IDs
  • Undo Support - Revert last agent changes

Installation

pnpm add @uitoolbar/provider-cursor

Requirements

  • Cursor IDE installed
  • cursor-agent CLI available in PATH

Usage

Starting the Server

# Via CLI
pnpm exec uitoolbar-cursor

# Or programmatically
import { startServer } from '@uitoolbar/provider-cursor/server'
startServer(5567)

API Endpoints

GET /health

Check server status and agent availability.

{
  "status": "ok",
  "provider": "cursor",
  "version": "0.0.1",
  "agentInstalled": true
}

POST /agent

Send a prompt to the Cursor agent. Returns SSE stream.

// Request
{
  content: string      // Element context (HTML, etc.)
  prompt: string       // User instruction
  options?: {
    model?: string     // Model override
    workspace?: string // Working directory
  }
  sessionId?: string   // Resume existing session
}

// SSE Events
event: status
data: "Thinking…"

event: status  
data: "Completed successfully"

event: error
data: "Error message"

event: done
data: ""

POST /abort/:sessionId

Abort an in-progress agent session.

POST /undo

Undo the last agent change (uses last session).

Client Usage

import { createCursorClient } from '@uitoolbar/provider-cursor/client'

const client = createCursorClient('http://localhost:5567')

// Check connection
const isConnected = await client.checkHealth()

// Send prompt with streaming
for await (const message of client.sendPrompt({
  content: '<button>Click me</button>',
  prompt: 'Make this button red'
})) {
  console.log(message.type, message.content)
}

Configuration

| Option | Default | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | port | 5567 | Server port | | model | (agent default) | Override AI model | | workspace | process.cwd() | Working directory |

Environment Variables

  • UITOOLBAR_CWD - Default workspace path

How It Works

  1. Extension sends element context + prompt to server
  2. Server spawns cursor-agent with --print --output-format stream-json
  3. Agent output is parsed and streamed back as SSE events
  4. Session ID is captured for follow-up messages

Development

# Run server in dev mode
pnpm dev

# Run tests
pnpm test

# Build
pnpm build