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cursorshop

v0.1.1

Published

Agent-first CLI for the workshop leaderboard at leaderboard.naufaldi.com — list, inspect, and submit projects from the terminal.

Readme

cursorshop

Agent-first CLI for the workshop leaderboard at leaderboard.naufaldi.com (the Showcase board used at Cursor Jakarta × Hacktiv8 workshops).

The board has no documented API, so cursorshop reverse-engineers the deployed TanStack Start bundle and drives the same server functions the browser uses — with a hand-rolled seroval codec, browser-shaped requests, JSON in/out, and zero runtime dependencies.

Install & run

npx cursorshop list
npx cursorshop get --id <uuid>
npx cursorshop submit \
  --title "My Project" --name "My Team" \
  --repo-url https://github.com/me/repo \
  --app-url https://my-app.example.com \
  --prd-file prd.md --rfc-file rfc.md \
  --screenshot screenshot.png

Requires Node ≥ 22.18. Success prints one JSON value to stdout; failures print one JSON error to stderr. Exit codes: 0 ok · 1 usage/validation · 2 board or transport failure. --base-url overrides the board origin.

How it works

  1. Endpoint hashes are recovered from the board's deployed JS bundle and cross-checked against its open-source server functions.
  2. GET calls send a seroval-envelope payload query parameter; submissions post FormData mirroring the web form field-for-field.
  3. The edge rejects non-browser traffic, so requests carry the exact header profile the web app sends.

Scope

Submission surface only: list, get, submit. Judging endpoints exist upstream but are intentionally out of scope.