Fix in Cursor is a Chrome extension designed to streamline the process of addressing GitHub pull request feedback using Cursor. It adds a "Fix in Cursor" button to every GitHub PR comment, allowing developers to quickly transition from review feedback to implementing fixes without manual copying and pasting.

The extension automatically generates a ready-to-use prompt that includes both the specific comment and surrounding context from the pull request. This eliminates the need to manually copy text between GitHub and Cursor, saving time and reducing friction in the development workflow. The tool is intentionally designed as a micro-tool focused on removing small friction points in day-to-day development tasks.

The extension works by injecting a button directly into GitHub's pull request interface. When clicked, it opens Cursor with a pre-populated prompt that starts with "Verify this issue exists and fix it" followed by the actual comment content and relevant context from the pull request. This approach mirrors the functionality of CursorBot's built-in review system but extends it to all GitHub PR comments.

The primary benefit is faster code review resolution by eliminating context switching and manual copying between tools. It helps developers maintain focus and productivity by keeping them in their development workflow while addressing feedback. The tool is particularly valuable for developers who frequently work with GitHub pull requests and use Cursor for code assistance.

The target users are developers who spend their days in GitHub PRs and use Cursor for code editing and assistance. The extension integrates directly with GitHub's web interface and works with the Cursor code editor. It's built as a Chrome extension and is not affiliated with the official Cursor product.