Hi, I have been using and testing cursor for some weeks mostly using the CLI, one of the things I would like to have is the ability to create a cursor session with an alias, so then when you need to resume a session it won’t be as difficult to find the proper id
something like:
cursor-agent --alias=rds-refactor
cursor-agent --resume=rds-refactor
instead the actual:
cursor-agent --resume=67e321cf-8e58-2233-96ad-7a2abc1fd53c
Hope you can review it, thank you,
Victor
Hey @Victor_Alcorta!
Thanks for the idea! Have you tried out cursor-agent ls? Curious if it would fit your needs somewhat!
waoh, that’s cool, just tested it, it really suits what I wanted, shame on me ..
As I far as I am seeing this will read the actual .cursor folder in the directory I am right?
Wondering if there is a way the “cursor-agent ls” track and show all over your directories, like a global history
Now you showed me this .. I want more 
back to my original idea, having the flexibility to create those alias, maybe being able to quickly edit the entries there with “e” or some other key would be fantastic.
Thank you for the quick update Colin, really appreciated
