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A project's folder of code together with its full history of changes.
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Cursor for Support Teams
“cursor operates similar as a VS code fork in what is called a workspace and so the workspace defines basically the domain in which cursor can operate and it also sets the parameters in which the AI tooling can can operate in which the conte…”
Cursor 201
“code, it it's here, you know, like we're we're not trying to hide the code or the the terminal from you like you can still get to that layer if you want to. But, for the most part, I'm going to be interacting with the agent directly. I'm go…”
Cursor for Sales Engineers
“is internal documentation and how we use things like background agents and slack integration uh to interact with uh the kind of uh uh foundational repository uh for for the cursor technology. Um then we're going to take a look at how we use…”
Cloud Agents
“launched two marketplaces so you can actually share these um shared knowledge bases across different team members. Um and then agents are going to the cloud. I think less and less time will be hands-on keyboard and you will be kind of orche…”
Cursor Automations
“of the uh presentation. So, as you guys can see here, this is my screen um in cursor. On the left-hand side, I have all my agent um conversations I can have. On the right-hand side, I have a localhost that's spun up. So, this is my personal…”
Cursor 201
“Um, so it gives you as you can see here on the left, gives you a view of all of the agents that you have across your different Cursor workspaces. So it's really great for working on agents in parallel across different projects and allows yo…”
Model Selection & Token Efficiency
“All right. So I'll start off with the two different desktop views that we'll focus on today. So what you're seeing here is the editor view and this is basically a repository that I've cloned to my local machine, the chocolate store reposito…”
Refactoring Legacy Codebases
“random repository on GitHub, PG Vector, and it's written in C. and they might decide that they want to migrate this repository from C to something a bit more modern like Rust for example. My number one tip or any migration is you need to st…”
Cursor CLI
“using this repository. It's a great open-source, uh, repository that many of you may be familiar with for observability. Um, it's it's a it's a pretty large code base, so it's good uh, representation of what it's like to work on a, uh, prod…”
Cursor Rules, Commands, Hooks, and Skills
“it is a more effective way um to um to to use the apply intelligently kind of style of rules. >> Um >> one thing I also did want to cover on like kind of ways to distribute them. So there's user level rules they just apply and skills they j…”
PRD to PR
“And you can create a skill for whatever you want again. So, this one is specifically for creating React components. Um, if we go back, we can look at some of the other ones. So, I have a PR to fork only. So, I actually forked this repo from…”
Cursor 101
“And this is what we're looking at now. So, um this is what it's going to look like when you open a project. On the left-hand side, we have a bunch of different chats that I've previously run. Each of these groups is a different repository,…”
Cursor Agent SDK
“easier for folks to build in a more agent-directed way, which is more and more common, especially over the last four or five months as models have become quite a bit more powerful. Um So, here I'm in an e-commerce repo that I have been buil…”
Cursor x Datadog
“always check it into your GitHub repo. Um we would eventually have a way to easily share it among Cursor users, uh but for now, that's probably the best way to to use canvas. All right. Um I'm now going to switch gears and talk about Datado…”
Cursor x Slack
“Let's see what's wrong with the payments code, right?" Like no no reference to like what the repo is or that code lives cuz I mean Steven for this purpose doesn't know that. And then says like, "Hey, can we create a fix and open a PR?" So w…”
Cursor for Java Developers
“handles very well with medium reasoning tasks. I'll I'll go in deeper into I see a lot of hands raised. I'll go in deeper into model selections um in a bit. So before we keep going on, let's let's just try out ask mode because I got into th…”
Cursor for Finance Teams
“We've got a couple of side bar this side bar on this side. There we've got kind of like our file file view code view. We've got a browser window here and this is kind of like your your repo um as well and then we've got the side bar here wh…”
Cursor for Product Managers
“with an existing repository. So, this is what some of you might already be familiar with. Uh, having your dev environment set up, learning more technical concepts, and then using access to that code to actually create different planning art…”
Cursor Admin Guide
“You can also see here at the bottom of the screen, I'm not sure if you can see my cursor, but this broken down by the type of incident, too, whether it's high severity, medium severity, or low severity. And you can also, in the admin dashbo…”
Cursor for Data Science
“questions as to like this plan is great, like how do I work with, uh, my team on a plan. Um, a couple suggestions. You could check this into GitHub if you want. Um, you can, you know, put it in your GitHub repository so that people can acce…”
Cursor for Mobile Developers
“for me here. And if you click on the top left, this is going to be your agent pane. So, you'll be the ability to open up multiple workspaces, multiple uh repositories uh within this one instance. And you can run agents across those differen…”
Cursor for Security Teams
“context. Um, now we're in the demos bit. So, first thing, this is just like where I start. Uh, I just I'll I'll pause here so you can see the prompt. So, this is like my level of prompting. So, I gave it literally the pointer to the GitHub…”
Engineering Teams in the Agentic Era
“We also have uh a product called BugBot that does automated code review at the Oregon and repo level. And so, kind of the idea here is that Cursor surface area has expanded to essentially meet you wherever you and your engineers work across…”
Securing Agentic Coding at Scale
“together. So, it's the same script that was above for logging. And then there's a whitelist script. And so, that script could inspect the command uh that the agent is about to run and maybe block anything that's not on your approved list. U…”
Cursor for Knowledge Work
“it in our food channel. So, people have been very creative with the automations they're building. Um so, or you can also actually have a webhook, which I'll be showing later, so you can integrate it with any of your custom workflows. But fo…”
Cursor for Quality Assurance
“Okay, it loaded 60 cats. So it should be done. So just to give a bit of a preview. So we have this front-end repository or rather front end directory on the right hand side. I already have a set of integration tests here. So I have like thi…”
Refactoring Legacy Codebases
“Um this is a an open-source repo called Pet Clinic. Maybe you've seen it before. It's it's a legacy Spring code base. And we're going to use the front end to rewrite and automate user acceptance tests. We've also uh I've kicked off a fully…”
Cursor 101
“The reason it did this is because I defined something called a rule. Let me show you what a rule looks like. So, if you go here on the left, I'm going to open this directory, rules, and open up documentation standards. So, the way rules wor…”
Cursor for Financial Services
“Planning execution is not limited to one repo. You can do this in parallel. Uh here I use one agent with multiple sub aents. I can run agents in parallel to do other things. For example, deep code review of the codebase. This could be one a…”
Developer Productivity Trends
“higher quality. [snorts] And so um what they found was they they saw 2x double-digit gains in both code quality and velocity which is really really high uh especially across you know 20,000 developers and a 30 gigabyte code base. They actua…”
How Cursor uses Cursor
“different agents via very nice interface where they can view all of the different repositories Um, agents working across the cloud and on their local machine. Uh, and they need a a large amount of space to actually chat with their agents, v…”
Training Composer 2
“it explores a repo and reads the docs. And then it comes up with 10 installation commands that it thinks the model should be able to run in order for it to be in a good state. It then writes kind of tests to check that these are verifiable.…”