Previously, I used the cursor command in the terminal to open files or directories, both on my local macOS and on Remote SSH Linux. This always worked. But now the cursor command has been replaced by another feature, seemingly Cursor Agent. Now when I run the cursor command, it prompts:
$ cursor ./xxx.py
cursor-agent not found, installing via https://cursor.com/install ...
Can you please stop arbitrarily changing user habits? At least ask for my permission before replacing this feature.
Now, I’d like to ask, how can I restore the cursor command to open files or directories?
I have the same problem, my cursor version as follows:
版本: 1.6.27 (user setup)
提交: 1.99.3
日期: d750e54bba5cffada6d7b3d18e5688ba5e944ad0
Electron: 2025-09-17T20:21:17.042Z
ElectronBuildId: 34.5.8
Chromium: undefined
Node.js: 132.0.6834.210
V8: 20.19.1
OS: 13.2.152.41-electron.0
Now the cursor command can indeed help me open files, but it has become very sluggish. I need to wait 1~2 seconds to see the file editor open in Cursor.
BTW, I don’t need the cursor cli tool at all, the slow down is an unwarranted disaster for me.
This new bug is a pain. I found that I can still use open [filename] to open the file in cursor on macos (as long as cursor is the default app for the extension)
cursor editor . is not opening Cursor, I am running the command in both cursor terminal on SSH remote and local WSL terminal, neither environment works