We have a tools repository which has a .cursor/commandspath. We use this directory in this repository to build shared commands. Then we use a symlink to ~/.cusor/commands so team members have access to the commands. The agent suddenly started telling me it had permission issues writing to any of the .md files in this directory:
I have the same problem, but just for the md and mdc files, if I tell cursor to create any other file in the .cursor, it can, but for the agents, subagents and all those it can, and it is in sandbox mode, with all the permissions enabled, and never asked me to have access to write the md or mdc files
It’s the same for me, with “Write permission denied“ without asking. It has the permission to edit dot files, but somehow can’t. This is really annoying, as refining rules and commands based on chats has become a fundamental part to our development workflows. So since a few days, much integration of the feedback into the commands has become less.
