Set up antidrift with Cursor.

Partial support. Context works, auto-loading is unreliable.

Partial support. Cursor's AGENTS.md auto-loading is unreliable. The brain context works, but you may need to manually reference AGENTS.md in each session. Cursor's native format is .cursor/rules/*.mdc - full compiler support for that format is on the roadmap.
1

Install Cursor

Download Cursor from the official site:

cursor.com/downloads

Already installed? Skip to step 2.

2

Init your brain

Open a terminal and create the brain. This scaffolds a git repo with AGENTS.md files that Cursor can read as project context.

npx @antidrift/cli init

Requires Node.js 18+. It'll ask for your company name, then scaffold the repo.

3

Open in Cursor

Open the brain directory in Cursor.

Open your-company/ in Cursor

Cursor may not auto-load AGENTS.md. If it doesn't pick up the context, add "read AGENTS.md" at the start of your chat session.

4

Ingest your docs

Skills like /ingest require Claude Code or Codex. Use one of those to populate the brain, then Cursor reads the context they produce.

claudethen run /ingest in Claude Code
5

Push to GitHub optional

Share the brain with your team via git.

git remote add origin git@github.com:org/brain.git && git push -u origin main
6

Teammates join requires step 5

Clone the repo and open it in Cursor.

git clone git@github.com:org/brain.git && open brain/ in Cursor
7

Stay in sync

Use git to stay current with the team.

git add -A && git commit -m "update" && git pushPush your changes
git pullPull the latest

Other guides

Claude Code Codex Gemini Cowork