Integrations
Ask @ai, get an answer from Cursor.
Each member signs in to Cursor in the browser. Mention @ai in a message and a Cursor cloud agent answers in the thread, from that member's Cursor plan.
Cursor in Hasarak
Answers in the thread
Write @ai in a message and the answer is posted in its thread by the Cursor connector, with the conversation so far as context.
Your plan's included usage
Each question runs as a no-repo Cursor cloud agent with Composer, Cursor's own model, so it draws on your plan's included usage, not the workspace or API credit.
Any number of accounts
Add personal and work Cursor accounts, or Cursor next to ChatGPT; @ai picks one of yours for every question.
Nothing is changed
The agent is told to answer only: no files, no pushes, no pull requests. Each run is archived in Cursor once it has answered.
How it works
Cursor’s Cloud Agents API runs an agent in a cloud VM. For every @ai question,
the Cursor connector starts an agent with no repository attached, waits for its
answer and posts it in the thread. Because it is a full agent rather than a chat
reply, an answer takes a little longer than a chat message.
Signing in works like the Cursor SDK’s own login: you log in on Cursor’s page, and Hasarak creates a user API key named “Hasarak” on your account that lasts 90 days. The connector seals it before Hasarak stores it, and only opens it again to ask Cursor a question.
What you need
- The Cursor connector installed in the workspace (an admin does this once).
- A Cursor account with a plan; you sign in to it from Settings › AI.
- No-repo cloud agents enabled for your Cursor account or team.
Related
- Enable CursorLet @ai answer with Cursor agents on your plan's included usage. An admin installs the Cursor connector; each member signs in to Cursor.→
- ChatGPTEach member signs in to their ChatGPT account with a short code. Mention @ai in a message and ChatGPT answers in the thread, on that member's own plan.→
- GitHubPaste a pull request link and the GitHub connector replies in the thread with its title, state and size, so nobody has to open another tab to see whether it's merged.→
- LinearMention an issue like ENG-12 and the Linear connector replies in the thread with its title and workflow state, plus the state of any GitHub pull requests attached to it.→