cursor-documentation
Cursor official doc index — load when building Cursor features, CLI integration, hooks, rules, skills, MCP, worktrees, or any Cursor agent behavior.
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01 前言 Front Matter
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- Cursor official doc index — load when building Cursor features, CLI integration, hooks, rules, skills, MCP, worktrees, or any Cursor agent behavior.
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03 SKILL.md 正文
Cursor Documentation Index
Fetch from this index before implementing any Cursor feature — do not guess at behavior. One URL per topic — read the most specific one first.
Discovery
https://cursor.com/llms.txt— Complete sitemap of all Cursor doc pages; fetch when you need a URL not listed here.
Core Reference
https://cursor.com/en/docs/get-started/cli— CLI overview: installation, basics, and getting started.https://cursor.com/en/docs/advanced/cli— CLI usage: how to invoke Cursor from the terminal.https://cursor.com/en/docs/reference/cli— CLI reference: all flags, parameters, and options.https://cursor.com/en/docs/reference/configuration— Configuration reference: settings file format and all configurable options.
Extension Points
https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/plugins— Plugin system: how plugins extend Cursor.https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/rules— Rules:.cursorrulesand project/user rules for customizing agent behavior.https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/skills— Skills: defining reusable skills for the agent.https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/subagents— Subagents: spawning and coordinating sub-agents.https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/hooks— Hooks: lifecycle events and hook handler configuration.https://cursor.com/en/docs/extensions/mcp— MCP: Model Context Protocol server integration.
Permissions & Security
https://cursor.com/en/docs/reference/permissions— Permission rules: allow/ask/deny syntax, tool permissions, working directory restrictions.https://cursor.com/en/docs/reference/authentication— Authentication: API keys, auth methods, and credential management.
Session & Interaction
https://cursor.com/en/docs/reference/slash-commands— Slash commands: all built-in/commandsavailable in a session.https://cursor.com/en/docs/advanced/shell-mode— Shell mode: using the!prefix and shell integration.
Parallel Workflows
https://cursor.com/en/docs/configuration/worktrees— Worktrees: parallel session isolation, worktree creation, and multi-branch workflows.
Agent Tools
https://cursor.com/en/docs/agent/tools/terminal— Terminal tool: how the agent uses the terminal, permissions, and invocation.
Index
https://cursor.com/en-US/docs— Main documentation hub; browse for topics not listed above.
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