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# Cursor Skill Use the `cursor` CLI to control the Cursor AI-powered code editor (VS Code fork). ## CLI Location ```bash /usr/local/bin/cursor ``` ## Opening Files and Folders Open current directory: ```bash cursor . ``` Open specific file: ```bash cursor /path/to/file.ts ``` Open file at specific line: ```bash cursor /path/to/file.ts:42 ``` Open file at line and column: ```bash cursor /path/to/file.ts:42:10 ``` Open folder: ```bash cursor /path/to/project ``` Open multiple files: ```bash cursor file1.ts file2.ts file3.ts ``` ## Window Options Open in new window: ```bash cursor -n /path/to/project ``` Open in new window (alias): ```bash cursor --new-window /path/to/project ``` Reuse existing window: ```bash cursor -r /path/to/file ``` Reuse existing window (alias): ```bash cursor --reuse-window /path/to/file ``` ## Diff Mode Compare two files: ```bash cursor -d file1.ts file2.ts ``` Diff (alias): ```bash cursor --diff file1.ts file2.ts ``` ## Wait Mode Wait for file to close (useful in scripts): ```bash cursor --wait /path/to/file ``` Short form: ```bash cursor -w /path/to/file ``` Use as git editor: ```bash git config --global core.editor "cursor --wait" ``` ## Adding to Workspace Add folder to current workspace: ```bash cursor --add /path/to/folder ``` ## Extensions List installed extensions: ```bash cursor --list-extensions ``` Install extension: ```bash cursor --install-extension <extension-id> ``` Uninstall extension: ```bash cursor --uninstal