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Base application behavior, network connections, and enterprise management limits.
Controls automatic update behavior for the IDE.
Enterprise policy that restricts which extensions can be installed. Leave empty to allow all.
Controls which Cursor Team IDs are allowed to log in. Users with unauthorized team IDs are forcefully logged out.
Configures a custom extension marketplace URL for enterprise deployments.
Determines which interface opens when accessing settings by default.
Configurations for Cursor's natural language sidebar assistant.
Configurations for agentic loops where Cursor executes terminal commands autonomously.
The system instruction applied when YOLO mode is on (e.g., instructing the AI that "tests and build commands are always permitted").
Constraints placed on Cursor's Agent to prevent destructive execution.
Choose how Agent runs execution tools. "Run in Sandbox" executes in an isolated environment, "Ask Every Time" prompts for confirmation, and "Run Everything" executes without confirmation.
Controls network access for sandboxed commands. Determines which domains the sandbox can reach.
Terminal commands the agent is permitted to run automatically outside of the sandbox without requiring user confirmation.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) tools that the agent is allowed to execute automatically outside of sandbox limits.
Configurations for the inline Tab autocomplete engine.
Language identifiers for which Cursor Tab suggestions should be disabled (e.g., scminput, yaml, markdown).
Model Context Protocol server definitions. Configured via mcpServers in .cursor/mcp.json.
A key-value dictionary where each key is a tool name (e.g., github, database) and the value is a configuration object with command, args, and env properties.
Project-level rules for .cursor/rules/*.mdc files. The legacy .cursorrules file is deprecated; use Project Rules for better flexibility.
Contextual trigger description. The agent uses this semantically to decide when to load this rule into context. Required for intelligent application.
Defines the specific file patterns the agent must observe to trigger the rule.
The actual prompt instructions and code standards (Markdown).
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