We’re excited to see the Cursor community come together! Join and meet other Cursor users in the area.
Date: 2026-07-26T00:00:00Z
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Hope you can make it!
We’re excited to see the Cursor community come together! Join and meet other Cursor users in the area.
Date: 2026-07-26T00:00:00Z
Sign up here:
Hope you can make it!
hey wanted to say i got locked in the todays mumbai roadshow event was coming from delhi but i came to found out due to heavy rain my train got canceled at very last moment couldnt mkae it i live in delhi btw and i am on waitlist of delhi roadshow hoping to get the ticket
Super ready for this! Let’s go Cursor Delhi!
Here’s what I built, image based ray tracing for low end gpus GitHub - virajshoor/imagebasedrt: Image-based reflections that feel like ray tracing — without tracing rays. Made at Cursor Buildathon Delhi. · GitHub
Catalyst: AI-Powered Materials Discovery
Catalyst is an AI-powered platform designed to make advanced materials discovery faster and more accessible.
It helps users explore promising materials, understand their properties, and identify potential candidates for applications such as quantum technology, energy storage, and electronics. The project combines scientific data, AI-assisted analysis, and an intuitive visual interface so that complex materials research does not feel like wrestling with a badly formatted research paper at 3 AM.
Live Demo: https://mini.tail3bfb03.ts.net/
Here’s what I built: a dynamic island for your cursor agents. See what Cursor is doing without looking at Cursor. Every agent lives in the MacBook notch.
Prototype Link - https://stocker-ashishpro.vercel.app/**
Stocker.** Dating, but for stocks. Set your type, then swipe a personalized deck of real NSE stocks (right to like, ★ to watch). Every swipe teaches it your taste, and the next cards adapt to match. Pure discovery and learning, never buy/sell advice.
Loop Lab. A live peek under the hood. Watch the agent loops that drive the curation in real time: your taste relearned from every swipe, an explore/exploit bandit picking what to show next, and the “you said X but you’re liking Y” divergence. Every loop knows when to stop, so nothing ever spins forever.
here’s what i build today: GitPivot
you probably know how to ask cursor what this project is about. thanks!
btw, check out my post on x.
Your customers already told you what’s wrong.
Reviews, tickets, comments - same signal, different tabs. Scalo puts every source in one searchable brain.
Close the gap → http://scalocx.com
Launched first saas in cursor event.
Built a security agent that secures your codebase by hacking it, with a simple philosophy of “Prove it or drop it” (this is to reduce noise and false positives). for the demo run it actually found a bug on https://github.com/traggo
Loved building this with you!
It was fun turning a simple pain point into something genuinely useful. Looking forward to shipping more together.
Cortex is my chief-of-staff: I brain-dump in Slack, Claude turns it into a clean ticket in Notion, and nothing commits until I Approve. It watches my channels so I don’t have to file work myself. When a task matches a utility — like Instagram content research — Approve kicks off Apify and Gemini under spend limits, then I approve the outputs before anything ships. Today it’s Slack + Notion + Claude; next it’s more MCP platforms doing real work with me still on the gate. That’s Cortex.
Built a multiplayer live-coding DJ booth with Cursor.
Real-time rooms. Hot-patch eval. An AI DJ that critiques the drop and scores the round.
Just code, crew, and the booth.
Title: ForgeMind — compile docs/repos into AI-ready knowledge for Cursor
Hey everyone ![]()
I built ForgeMind, an AI Knowledge Compiler. Paste a documentation URL or a public GitHub repo and it compiles a SPOC (Single Point of Context) — chunks, embeddings, a knowledge graph, API endpoints, and citations — once, then reuse it everywhere.
What you get:
Built with Firecrawl, Exa, Gemini, LangGraph, Postgres/pgvector, Redis, and Render. No login for the hackathon build.
GitHub: GitHub - abhishek-iiit/ForgeMind · GitHub
Feedback welcome — especially on the SPOC compile flow and MCP + Cursor setup.
Hey! I remembered something from the event and thought you might know. There was someone who was pitching a project related to saving social media posts and using PixelRAG (or something similar) to organize and search them later. I can’t remember who it was or the name of the project. Does this ring a bell? If you happen to know the person or the project, could you let me know? I’d love to check it out again.