Assign PRs and bug fixes across Cursor sub-agents
A Cursor coordinator tracked incoming pull requests and live bugs, sent sub-agents after each issue, and kept the user updated along the way.
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A Cursor coordinator tracked incoming pull requests and live bugs, sent sub-agents after each issue, and kept the user updated along the way.
A developer let Cursor work for a full day on a project tracker, and it finished with a usable but unfinished result.
A developer used Cursor agents to chip away at a daily batch of repo maintenance, bug fixes, and minor features.
Fabio Zapata had Cursor assemble a local invitation site with motion, images, and page links, using prompts instead of hand-coding at first.
One person uses bots to draft coding prompts from shorthand and another set to search for jobs and prepare applications from their resume materials.
A developer built a cloud email analysis system that lets LLMs pull answers from Gmail and Outlook through MCP.
Grok Bot can watch work messages, organize incoming jobs, and build booking drafts across the tools your team already uses.
A developer used Cursor with GhidraMCP to map a stripped Go server and hunt for bugs in its routes and handlers.
Beatriz used Cursor to inspect her Obsidian vault, flag structure issues, answer note questions, and log what other sessions changed.
A developer had Cursor inspect a slow NestJS page and suggest database indexes to fix a production-only slowdown.
A solo founder divided an AI-assisted build into roles and shipped a 120-model mental-models framework with an MCP server.
A data scientist graded Cursor on a Python football project and found it strongest for quick prototypes, but weak on pandas, cleaning, and scraping.
Answer.AI tested Devin on three coding tasks, but the migration stalled and the security pass mixed valid findings with mistakes.
A team keeps a server-based agent running so Cursor can monitor work and turn finished tasks into pull requests.
Cursor’s background agent made a pricing page from a brief spec, opened a PR, and let the developer review it before shipping.
A marketer used Cursor to turn raw ideas into newsletters, LinkedIn posts, and threads that matched his past writing.
A homeowner used Cursor plus a custom deployment bridge to build and refine room-by-room heating control in Home Assistant.
A developer linked Figma to Cursor through MCP and used it to turn a design slice into homepage code.
They had Cursor pull passages from Obsidian highlights and notes, then weave those quotes into article drafts.
They used Cursor for personal tasks while keeping private notes and stricter rules separate from public drafting.
A writer used Cursor to help draft and revise papers in Markdown while pulling citations from Zotero and a BibTeX library.
They used Cursor to turn papers and articles into a browsable markdown wiki with summaries, links, and an index inside Obsidian.
A developer used Cursor with tfmcp to plan and apply Postgres Terraform changes, then fell back to the terminal when permissions blocked the first attempt.
They set up a local layer that makes coding agents announce planned changes so overlapping architecture work gets caught early.