Use Cursorv1.0.11

A developer needs to refactor a large codebase without blocking their local environment. The skill spawns a Cursor CLI task in a tmux session, allowing the main agent to continue other work and check progress asynchronously.

In a continuous integration pipeline, automated code reviews or test generation can be triggered non-interactively. The skill's non-interactive mode with JSON output integrates into existing scripts for automated feedback.

During pair programming or rapid prototyping, a user can invoke Cursor directly for quick tasks like generating boilerplate or explaining code snippets, with the tmux management allowing session persistence.

In a corporate or shared development environment, the isolated mode restricts environment variables and path, reducing risk when processing untrusted code. This is useful for code review tools that handle external contributions.

For complex features or large migrations that take hours, the background mode allows starting a task, detaching from the session, and reattaching later. The interrupt/resume capabilities make it suitable for extensive refactors.

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