Can Cursor actually change my files through Claude?

Yes, when using the /delegate command, the skill passes the task to Cursor, which can then perform file modifications directly within your local project environment.

Why would I want a second opinion from Cursor?

Different AI models often have different training focuses; Cursor may suggest a more optimized pattern or identify an edge case that Claude might have missed, providing a more robust development process.

How does the /review command work?

The /review command automatically captures your current git diff and sends it to Cursor with a prompt to analyze the changes for potential bugs, style issues, or optimizations.

Does this skill require the Cursor CLI?

Yes, for the commands to execute properly, you must have the Cursor CLI installed on your system so Claude can communicate with the Cursor agent.

Cursor Opinion

Name: Cursor Opinion
Author: glekner

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Integrates Cursor AI’s reasoning and editing capabilities directly into Claude Code for second opinions and automated code reviews.

About

The Cursor Opinion skill bridges the gap between Claude and Cursor AI, allowing developers to leverage the strengths of both models simultaneously within a single terminal environment. By facilitating commands for cross-agent consultation, task delegation, and automated git diff reviews, this skill helps users validate complex architectural decisions, explore alternative coding patterns, and ensure higher code quality through a unique dual-AI perspective that compares and synthesizes insights from both platforms.

Key Features

Synthesized analysis that compares and contrasts Claude's advice with Cursor's feedback
1 GitHub stars
Cross-agent consultation using the /ask-cursor command for instant second opinions
Automated code review functionality that analyzes git diffs through Cursor's engine
Direct task delegation to allow Cursor to perform automated code changes in the project
Automated context gathering to build comprehensive prompts for multi-model interactions

Use Cases

Validating complex architectural decisions by comparing perspectives from two different AI models
Delegating specific implementation tasks to Cursor while maintaining the high-level workflow in Claude
Automating code reviews by sending local changes to Cursor for an objective critique

About

Key Features

Synthesized analysis that compares and contrasts Claude's advice with Cursor's feedback
1 GitHub stars
Cross-agent consultation using the /ask-cursor command for instant second opinions
Automated code review functionality that analyzes git diffs through Cursor's engine
Direct task delegation to allow Cursor to perform automated code changes in the project
Automated context gathering to build comprehensive prompts for multi-model interactions

Use Cases

Validating complex architectural decisions by comparing perspectives from two different AI models
Delegating specific implementation tasks to Cursor while maintaining the high-level workflow in Claude
Automating code reviews by sending local changes to Cursor for an objective critique