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GUI Apps

moderniselife edited this page Sep 22, 2026 · 1 revision

GUI apps

Hub

The main window on every platform shows the profile grid: accent strip, initial tile, BUILT-IN badge on the protected Main Cursor profile, live resident memory against the configured --max-memory limit, and running status with PID. Cards launch on double-click, accept folder drops, and offer per-launch overrides (memory, project folder, force new window).

Filter tabs (All / Active / Custom), search, and sort (name / recently used / size) sit above the grid; a status bar with real CPU and RAM sits below it.

Quick Switch and menu bar (macOS)

  • Quick Switch: ⌥Space from any app (also under the Prism menu).
  • Menu bar dropdown: live per-profile stats, Focus/Start, Stop All, New Profile, Open Hub.

Shortcuts and launchers

  • Windows: per-profile Start Menu shortcuts (profile color + initial) that can be pinned to the taskbar.
  • Linux: per-profile .desktop dash launchers with generated icons.

Built-in profile

Your original Cursor data (~/Library/Application Support/Cursor, %APPDATA%\Cursor, ~/.config/Cursor) appears as a pinned, undeletable Main Cursor card. It launches with no --user-data-dir — identical to opening Cursor normally — and can be cloned into a managed profile.

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