Cursor is an organization on GitHub that hosts a wide range of public repositories primarily written in TypeScript, Python, and JavaScript. Notable projects include the cursor repository, which has gained significant attention, as well as community-plugins and cookbook, showcasing a strong commitment to open-source development and community engagement.
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Public repositories
cursor
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community-plugins
Plugins from the Cursor community
cookbook
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plugins
Cursor plugin specification and official plugins
agent-trace
A standard format for tracing AI-generated code.
mcp-servers
A list of MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers for developer tools and services
eval
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plugin-template
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Frequently asked questions
What does cursor build on GitHub?
Cursor builds various tools and plugins on GitHub, focusing on enhancing developer experiences. Key repositories include community-plugins, which features contributions from the community, and the cursor repository itself, which serves as a central hub for their projects.
Which programming languages does cursor use?
Cursor primarily utilizes TypeScript, Python, and JavaScript for its public repositories. This diverse language selection allows them to create a wide array of tools and plugins that cater to different aspects of software development.
Are cursor's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories under the cursor organization are public. This openness encourages collaboration and allows developers to contribute to projects such as agent-trace and plugins, enhancing the overall ecosystem.
Is this exposure intended?
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