Getting Started
- How do I install Cursor on Windows or Mac?
Download the installer from cursor.sh, run it, and follow the prompts. Cursor is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. - How do I import my VS Code settings into Cursor?
Cursor can automatically import VS Code settings, extensions, and keybindings during first launch or via the command palette. - What are the system requirements for Cursor?
Cursor runs on Windows 10+, macOS 10.15+, and modern Linux. It needs at least 4GB RAM, but 8GB+ is recommended for smooth AI use. - How do I open a project folder in Cursor?
Use File > Open Folder (or Ctrl+K Ctrl+O on Windows/Linux, Cmd+K Cmd+O on Mac) and select your project folder. You can also drag a folder onto the Cursor window or use the terminal command 'cursor .' inside your project directory. - Can I use Cursor for free?
Yes, Cursor has a free tier with limited AI features. Paid plans unlock more AI usage and advanced models. - How do I set up Cursor on a new computer?
Download the installer for your OS from cursor.com, run it, and sign in with your account. Then import your settings from VS Code if you use it, and optionally set up AI features like API keys or a subscription.