Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
Added • Initial release of cursor-cli skill for OpenClaw • Support for Cursor editor and Cursor Agent integration • Documentation for main commands: cursor, cursor-agent Commands • cursor --goto file:line — open file at specific line • cursor-agent -p "question" — ask AI coding assistant • cursor --diff file1 file2 — compare two files Notes • Requires Cursor editor installed on system • Works best with Cursor Pro for full AI capabilities
What This Skill Does
Provides command-line access to the Cursor editor and its AI coding assistant. Opens files at specific lines, runs side-by-side diffs, and queries the Cursor agent for code explanations or reviews from the terminal.
Lets you invoke Cursor's AI assistant from the command line or scripts without manually navigating the GUI.
When to use it
- Open a source file at the exact line where a bug was reported
- Ask the AI assistant to explain an unfamiliar function
- Request a code review on a specific block before committing
- Compare two versions of a file with a visual diff
- Invoke the AI coding assistant from a script or automation
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Review this function for potential bugs
- 1Run cursor-agent with the review prompt and text output format
- 2Agent analyzes the provided code context
- 3Wait for the response (30-120 seconds for complex tasks)
- 4Receive plain text output with findings
A list of potential bugs or issues found in the function
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.