Cursor
cnfgr has partial support for Cursor. Cursor’s on-disk surface is narrower than the other tools, so cnfgr maps what it can.
| Capability | Support |
|---|---|
| Read | ⚠️ Partial |
| Write | ⚠️ Partial |
| Sessions | ❌ Skip |
What’s supported
- Rules via
.cursor/rules/*.mdc. cnfgr projects context-style configuration into Cursor rule files.
Known limitations
- No agents/skills file equivalent. Cursor has no on-disk format for agents or skills, so those records can’t be projected into Cursor.
- User Rules are unreachable. Cursor’s user-level rules aren’t stored in a file cnfgr can read or write, so they’re outside cnfgr’s reach.
- Sessions are not handled.
Everything cnfgr can’t write to Cursor remains intact in the canonical record and continues to sync to the tools that do support it.