Fix in Cursor is a Chrome extension that adds a "Fix in Cursor" button to every GitHub PR comment. Click it to open Cursor with a ready-to-use prompt that includes the comment plus surrounding context.

Fix in Cursor is a Chrome extension designed for developers who use Cursor AI and collaborate on GitHub. Its main purpose is to streamline the process of addressing pull request feedback by directly linking GitHub comments to the Cursor AI coding environment with full context.

When working on pull requests, developers often receive comments requesting code changes. Manually copying comment context and crafting prompts for AI assistance like Cursor can be disruptive. This extension solves that problem by automatically generating a ready-to-use prompt, saving time and reducing context-switching between GitHub and the development environment.

The core feature is adding a "Fix in Cursor" button to every comment in a GitHub pull request. This button is seamlessly integrated into the GitHub interface, appearing alongside standard comment actions. Clicking this button triggers the next key capability: it opens the user's Cursor application directly.

Upon opening Cursor, the extension automatically populates the AI chat with a comprehensive prompt. This prompt includes the exact text of the GitHub comment that was clicked. Crucially, it also includes surrounding conversation context from the pull request thread, presented from oldest to newest to maintain narrative flow.

The generated prompt specifically references the relevant code file and line numbers mentioned in the comment. For example, it formats the context as "@src/utils/hello-world.ts:19-21", providing Cursor with precise location data. This structured prompt instructs Cursor to verify the issue exists and then fix it based on the provided standards or requests.

The product works by injecting a script into GitHub pages when viewed in the Chrome browser. It detects pull request comment sections and programmatically adds the custom button. When clicked, it uses a deep link protocol (cursor://) to launch the Cursor desktop application. The extension bundles the comment text, thread history, and code location into a URL parameter that Cursor can parse and use to pre-fill its chat interface.

Benefits for users include significantly faster iteration on pull request feedback, as there is no manual copying of comments or code references. It reduces errors from missing context by automatically including the full conversation. Developers can maintain their flow state by staying within their coding environment rather than juggling browser tabs and manually constructing AI prompts.

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