Cursor CLI

Every agent you use outside 1DevTool is an agent you babysit in its own window, with its own session list and no way to hand it work from anywhere else. Adding `cursor-agent` to the line-up means Cursor is a peer rather than a special case: it appears in Add Terminal, shows up on the Terminal Dashboard, can be resumed after a restart, can be delegated to by another agent, and is reachable from the phone UI. You pick the model per terminal, so Cursor can be the reviewer while Claude implements and Codex reads the repo — without leaving the workspace or copy-pasting between windows. Cursor later renamed its command to `agent`, and installs shipping only the new name had started reading as "not found" in Settings → System; both names are recognised now, Cursor is told apart from other tools that install a command called `agent`, and Windows looks in the folder Cursor's installer actually writes to. Two things that used to break that peer status are settled now: when a saved preset names one agent but the startup command launches another, the command wins, so the label, readiness, prompt delivery and resume all agree on the same agent — no more Cursor pane introducing itself as Claude and leaving delegated prompts queued forever. And on Windows, a custom startup command that bridges into WSL counts as a real Cursor terminal: full Cursor prompt handling, sub-agent attribution, and Agent Team membership, with cold WSL launches given longer to paint their composer before you are asked to confirm a send by hand.