WORK / ACTIVE SYSTEM

oh-my-cursor

Multi-agent orchestration rules for Cursor IDE

AI Agent · Cursor · Multi-Agent · Developer Tools · TypeScript
01 / Problem02 / Architecture03 / Development04 / Proof05 / Knowledge06 / Record
01 / PROBLEM

As AI coding agents become more capable, assigning every role to one agent makes task separation and verification harder

RESPONSE

Defines role-based agent orchestration for Cursor so exploration, implementation, and verification can be separated into a repeatable AI-assisted development workflow

02 / ARCHITECTURE

Read the boundaries before the features.

Identity, delivery, network, storage and workload integration are shown as operational seams rather than a feature inventory.

03 / DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME

Evolution is part of the evidence.

First commit, cumulative commits, releases and recent activity show whether the system is still being engineered.

DEVELOPMENT OBSERVATORY
dasomel/oh-my-cursor

Observe a system evolving over time, not a repository frozen at one release.

Contributors: 1
First commit
Mar 9, 2026
Commits
13
Releases
0
Latest release
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Last push
Mar 10, 2026
Active for
< 1 month
Recent development activity
0 commits / 20 weeks
PAST → NOW
Language: TypeScriptLicense: MITStars: 3Forks: 1Open issues: 0
04 / PROOF, NOT BADGES
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technology / domain signals

Declared scope and technical context

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connected docs

Operational or implementation documentation

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engineering notes

Knowledge produced by the project

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digest links

External signals explicitly connected

06 / ENGINEERING RECORD

Implementation details, operating notes and project-specific context.

Overview

oh-my-cursor is a set of multi-agent orchestration rules for Cursor IDE.

The project focuses less on prompt collections and more on which agent should handle which work and how the result should be verified.

Current Direction

  • Multi-agent workflow for Cursor IDE
  • Role-based agent orchestration
  • Separate exploration, implementation, and verification
  • Experiments in repeatable AI-assisted development

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