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CursorAgentError class hierarchy, isRetryable, and recovery patterns. Use when classifying SDK failures, building retry logic, or surfacing actionable messages.
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| name | cursor-errors |
| description | CursorAgentError class hierarchy, isRetryable, and recovery patterns. Use when classifying SDK failures, building retry logic, or surfacing actionable messages. |
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Every SDK throw is a CursorAgentError (or subclass). The isRetryable flag is your routing decision: retry transient errors, surface terminal ones.
isRetryable, code, cause, protoErrorCodeAuthenticationErrorRateLimitErrorConfigurationErrorIntegrationNotConnectedErrorNetworkErrorUnknownAgentErrorUnsupportedRunOperationErrorisRetryableThe `agent` CLI — install, interactive modes (Agent / Plan / Ask), headless `-p` mode for CI, GitHub Actions integration, and how it relates to the TypeScript SDK. Use when scripting Cursor in shell pipelines or workflows instead of (or alongside) the SDK.
Cloud runtime for Cursor SDK — dedicated VMs, repo-bound runs, auto-PR creation, artifacts, and reattachment. Use when running long, review-oriented, or repo-modifying agents off the local machine.
File-based agent loop hooks via `.cursor/hooks.json` — pre/post commands, governance gates. Use when enforcing policy without modifying agent prompts.
Configure MCP servers on Cursor SDK agents — stdio subprocess, HTTP, and SSE transports, inline vs file-based config, and per-run overrides. Use when extending an agent's tools beyond the built-ins.
Model discovery and selection on Cursor SDK — Cursor.models.list, ModelSelection, parameters (e.g. thinking levels), per-run sticky overrides.
Project, user, and team rules that the Cursor SDK and Agent load — `.cursor/rules/*.mdc`, `AGENTS.md`, and the legacy `.cursorrules`. Use when authoring rules that the SDK will pick up via `local.settingSources`, or when writing rule frontmatter with the right type (always / auto-attached / agent-requested / manual).