Optibot: Cursor Extension Launch

Optibot is now available natively inside Cursor — with full-context fixes triggered directly from your GitHub PR comments. This release makes Optibot fully integrated into the Cursor editor, giving engineers the fastest possible workflow from PR feedback → in-editor fix → commit, without prompt engineering or manual setup.

Cursor Marketplace: Live now
Extension: marketplace.cursorapi.com

New Features

Official Optibot Extension for Cursor

Optibot is now live in the Cursor Marketplace, letting you access your AI reviewer directly inside the Cursor IDE — no terminal setup or configuration required.

"Solve in Cursor" Deep-Link Integration (GitHub)

Every Optibot review comment in GitHub now includes a Solve in Cursor link. Click it, and Cursor will:

• Open the Cursor editor.
• Install the Optibot extension if it isn't already installed.
• Load a chat with full context for that exact issue.
• Propose a fix right in the file you're working on.

This creates a seamless bridge between GitHub PR feedback and your in-editor development flow.

One-Click Install From Any PR

No pre-install needed. If the Cursor extension isn't detected, clicking Solve in Cursor prompts Cursor to install the Optibot extension automatically. Confirm installation, and you're instantly activated — zero setup overhead for engineers.

Context-Aware Fixes Inside Cursor

When the extension opens, Optibot automatically understands:

• The specific file and exact line being reviewed.
• The full review comment from Optibot.
• Repo and branch context.

You get an immediate fix proposal, with inline diffs and full edit control. Press Accept, adjust the changes, or undo — all directly inside Cursor.

Org-Aware Login

Logging in with Optibot Login inside Cursor automatically associates engineers with their existing organization, preserving all permissions and repo access.

Why This Matters

Before Cursor integration:

Copy → open Cursor → find file/line → paste → write a prompt → pray context is correct.

Now:

Click "Solve in Cursor" → Cursor opens → fix appears → commit.

• No prompt engineering.
• No file navigation.
• No reloading context.

Just fast, accurate fixes with full repo grounding.