Copy the last complete Cursor user/assistant turn to the clipboard (Codex-style /copy). On modern Cursor Agent installs reads ~/.cursor/projects/*/agent-transcripts/*.jsonl when SQLite bubbleId rows are absent. Use for ccopy, cursor copy, or export last Cursor turn.
Unified browser automation for AI agents. Uses surf-cli extension when available (full features), falls back to CDP (zero-config). Navigate, read with element refs, click, type, screenshot.
Universal LLM proxy on localhost:4001. Surfaces: chat/batch completions, scillm exec, OpenCode serve (coding delegate), OpenCode transport (DAG/SSE), standing Codex agents. Chutes, Gemini, Claude/Codex OAuth, OpenCode Go, Ollama. Auto-routes by model name. ZIP/PDF, JSON repair, batch pools.
Zero cognitive-load learning and querying skill. Learn about a topic or persona (e.g., "Lisa Feldman Barrett") by discovering, ingesting, and extracting knowledge — or ask questions against what's been learned. Supports multi-hour deep learning with progress tracking, persona profiles, and nightly incremental updates. Uses Federated Taxonomy for multi-hop graph traversal across knowledge domains. Composes: dogpile, discover-books, ingest-youtube, fetcher, extractor, memory, taxonomy, task-monitor.
Validate ask/scillm DAG JSON and render PHART 1.5 ASCII decision-tree charts for terminals and dry-run output. DAG.json in → chart on stdout or actionable errors on stderr (no tracebacks). Python 3.14+ with PHART from github.com/scottvr/phart.
Best practices for designing and structuring agent skills: SKILL.md frontmatter rules, triggers, progressive disclosure, and when to use scripts vs references.
Force the project-agent to use a real debugger instead of guessing: set breakpoints where the problem might be, stop execution at those breakpoints, inspect live variable state, and analyze the observed runtime state before patching. Use when a project agent is stuck, sees confusing or repeated failures, suspects state mutation, routing, async, serialization, cache, closure, test fixture, UI/backend mismatch, or any bug where logs/static reading would lead to speculation. Use before further patching after two failed attempts or whenever the user asks for debugger, breakpoints, debug mode, variable state, inspect locals, step through, VS Code debugger, or prove runtime behavior.
| name | ccopy |
| description | Copy the last complete Cursor user/assistant turn to the clipboard (Codex-style /copy). On modern Cursor Agent installs reads ~/.cursor/projects/*/agent-transcripts/*.jsonl when SQLite bubbleId rows are absent. Use for ccopy, cursor copy, or export last Cursor turn. |
| triggers | ["ccopy","cursor copy","copy last cursor turn","export cursor chat","copy cursor agent transcript"] |
| provides | ["cursor-turn-export","clipboard-copy"] |
| composes | [] |
| taxonomy | ["precision"] |
Copy the last complete user + assistant turn from Cursor to the clipboard.
From the project directory (on the machine running Cursor UI):
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/bin/ccopy --print
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/bin/ccopy # clipboard
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/bin/ccopy --diagnose
Or via skill runner:
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/run.sh copy --print
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/run.sh diagnose
| Backend | When used | Location |
|---|---|---|
| agent-transcript | Default on modern Agent chats | ~/.cursor/projects/<slug>/agent-transcripts/<session>/<session>.jsonl |
| sqlite | Legacy installs with bubbleId:* rows | ~/.config/Cursor/User/**/state.vscdb |
--source auto uses SQLite when bubble rows exist; otherwise agent transcripts.
ccopy --print
ccopy --latest --print
ccopy --workspace scillm --print
ccopy --composer <session-uuid> --source agent-transcript --print
ccopy --format json --include-meta --print
ccopy --list-workspaces
ccopy --list-conversations
Run on the local machine hosting the Cursor UI, not the remote SSH host.
Fail closed on ambiguous workspace selection. Use --diagnose to see which backend applies.
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/run.sh test
~/.cursor/skills/ccopy/run.sh sanity
See references/USAGE.md for format details and troubleshooting.