Integration · Cursor by Anysphere

Cursor, in sight.

Olo shows what Cursor’s agent is doing, holds risky commands until you say yes and passes it what your other AIs already know.

Live status

Olo follows Cursor’s agent: when it gets your request, which files it edits and when it finishes.

Risky commands, with your yes

Sensitive terminal commands the agent runs (force pushes, deletions, deploys) wait for your approval in Olo or on your phone.

Handoff with your other AIs

“Continue with Cursor” copies a ready-to-paste handoff (where the project was left and the previous AI’s notes) and brings Cursor to the front.

Shared memory

What Cursor’s agent saves, Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI can read. You decide what gets confirmed.

It asks instead of guessing

The agent can ask you a question and you answer with one tap from Olo or your phone.

It connects itself.

  1. Create your free account and copy your single-use command in Devices.
  2. Paste it into Terminal or PowerShell. Olo detects Cursor by itself.
  3. Olo adds its hooks to ~/.cursor/hooks.json and its MCP server to ~/.cursor/mcp.json, keeping a backup of the original file.

Frequently asked questions.

Does Olo work with Cursor’s agent?

Yes: live status through hooks, approval of risky commands, shared memory and handoff. After connecting, open Cursor and ask it anything: Olo confirms the first signal arrived.

Can I hand Cursor’s work over to Claude Code?

Yes. From “Latest” in Olo choose “Continue with…” and the other AI gets where the project was left plus Cursor’s notes.

Does Olo change my Cursor settings?

It only adds its entries to hooks.json and mcp.json, keeps a copy of the original and removes them if you disconnect Cursor in Olo.

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