Feature Request: Cursor IDE Plugin / Native Integration

[vbrml2026-glitch]

Problem Statement

Currently OCR only supports Claude Code and a skills registry (npx skills add) for agent integrations. There is no native Cursor plugin, which makes day-to-day adoption harder for developers who primarily use Cursor or any other vibe-coding platforms as their IDE. To trigger a review, users have to switch to a terminal and run ocr review manually — breaking the development flow. Tools like compound-engineering have shown that a native Cursor plugin (installable via /add-plugin or the Cursor marketplace) significantly lowers the friction for daily use.

Proposed Solution

A Cursor plugin that exposes OCR as a slash command directly inside Cursor Agent chat, similar to how Claude Code integration works today. Ideally:

• Installable via Cursor's plugin marketplace or /add-plugin open-code-review
• Slash command like /ocr:review triggering a diff review of current changes
• Reads existing .opencodereview/rule.json project rules automatically
• Works with any configured LLM backend (Anthropic, OpenAI, or local Ollama/LM Studio)

What I tested

Tested OCR with qwen2.5-coder-7b-instruct via LM Studio on a FastAPI project. Review quality and the ocr viewer browser output were genuinely impressive — line-level comments, cross-file reasoning, structured findings. The core tool is solid. The missing piece is editor integration for daily workflow.

Workaround I'm currently using

Copying the Claude Code command file into .cursor/rules/ as an .mdc file. It partially works but is not as seamless as a native plugin.

Additional context

Would be happy to test a beta plugin if one is in development. This would make OCR a strong choice for Cursor users over alternatives that have weaker review depth but better editor integration.

Affected Area

Configuration

Additional Context

No response

[stay-foolish-forever]

[WIP] @vbrml2026-glitch Thanks for the feedback. We've been developing VSCode and JetBrains plugins for a while internally and plan to open-source them soon. Note that the VSCode plugin should also work in Cursor. We'll update here when ready.