I recently open-sourced the Cursor Command Center, a native .cursor-plugin designed to extend the Cursor Agent’s capabilities beyond standard code generation. The goal of this plugin is to act as a structured orchestrator for local environment tasks and daily sprint management.
Plugin Repository: GitHub - lionelresnik/cursor-command-center-plugin: 🔌 Cursor plugin for multi-repo workspace management, task tracking, and architecture visualization · GitHub
Core Architecture & Delegation:
Strict Formatting Enforcement: Utilizes global alwaysApply .mdc rules to enforce Confluence-style documentation standards. It automatically injects status badges (
), TL;DR blocks, and structured callouts into all AI-generated docs without prompt-engineering.
Native Graph Generation: Mitigates LLM rendering hallucinations by generating interactive architecture graphs natively — AI produces intelligent Mermaid content based on static analysis of go.mod, docker-compose, Terraform, and serverless configs, wrapped in standalone HTML with click-to-highlight traversal, pan/zoom, and dark theme. No external script dependencies.
Agent Skills & Workflow Hooks:
Multi-Repo Workspace Management: Create, open, and manage .code-workspace files conversationally. Add or remove repos, rename workspaces, rescan directories — all from chat. Repos are indexed together for instant @Codebase search across your entire stack.
Task Tracking & PR Linking: Auto-creates Confluence-style task files in task-history/[workspace]/ when you start working on something — TL;DR, status badges, decision logs, progress checklists. PRs are automatically captured from gh pr create and git push output and linked to the task file with status tracking.
Modular Project Management: Includes highly structured, scoped agent skills (standup-generator, task-tracking, todo-manager) that effectively turn the Cursor Agent into a localized AI Project Manager.
Todo List: Persistent todos that survive context resets and session boundaries. Two sources: todos you add manually (#user) and todos Lucius detects from your work (#lucius). Priorities (
high / medium / low), workspace tagging, and smart queries (“what’s next?”, “what’s left?”).
Ticket-Level Todo Tracking: Todos are tagged with ticket IDs (#PROJ-123) and queryable per-ticket (@lu what's left for PROJ-123?). The agent auto-resolves its own detected todos when the underlying work is completed.
Cross-Workspace Standups: Standups are always aggregated across all workspaces — generated fresh from task history every time, with human-readable descriptions of what each issue was and what was done. Not just ticket IDs. Daily and weekly formats, saved to standups/.
Daily Recap & Idle Detection: When you return after 4+ hours away, Lucius detects the gap, greets you by name, recaps what you were working on, lists open todos, and offers to generate a standup. On the first day of your work week, it offers a weekly recap instead. Work week is configurable (Mon–Fri or Sun–Thu).
Personalization: Remembers your name, work schedule, and preferences across sessions via profile.json. Greetings and recaps are time-aware — good morning / good afternoon / welcome back.
Auto-Documentation: When the agent investigates something by reading source code, findings are automatically persisted to docs/[workspace]/ with confidence tags (confirmed / assumed / investigating) — knowledge accumulates across sessions instead of disappearing after the chat ends.
State-Aware Orchestration: Designed to execute secure, conversational two-step workflows that map local Git operations (commit/push) directly to Jira/GitHub MCP state changes without breaking IDE focus.
Post-PR Branch Management: Detects when a PR is merged — by the agent or by the user — checks for uncommitted changes, and offers to switch to main/master and pull. Defined as a rule, not a hook, so it’s conversational and context-aware.
Commit Hygiene: A dedicated commit-style rule ensures AI attribution tags (Made-with: Cursor, Co-authored-by: Cursor) are never appended to commit messages — keeps your git history clean.
Export / Import: Full backup and restore — workspaces, repo lists, todos, profile, task history, and docs. Supports path remapping when switching machines.
Early Access & Experimental CLI:
While we await official marketplace approval for the stable plugin release, you can install the tool locally via our dedicated CLI. Moving forward, the CLI repository also serves as our early-access sandbox — we push beta features, experimental hooks, and demo workflows there for community testing before they are stabilized and promoted to the official IDE plugin.
Once the plugin is approved, @lu migrate from CLI guides you through removing CLI files while preserving all your data (task-history/, docs/, todos.md, standups/) — no data loss, clean transition.
Check out the CLI here: GitHub - lionelresnik/cursor-command-center: 🚀 A central hub for managing AI-assisted development across multiple repositories · GitHub
(Note for the Cursor Team / Admins: The plugin was submitted to the marketplace queue roughly two weeks ago. Telemetry shows the automated CI nodes are actively pulling the repo — please let me know if you require any architectural changes, security clarifications, or .mdc adjustments from my end to finalize the manual review!)