Cursor Auto Accept

A Hammerspoon script that enables autonomous operation of Cursor AI's agent mode by automatically accepting commands and changes.

Overview

This tool automates the acceptance of commands, code changes, and other prompts in Cursor AI's agent mode by simulating Cmd+Return keystrokes at regular intervals. It's particularly useful for letting Cursor AI work autonomously on test-driven development tasks.

Features

• 🤖 Automatic command/change acceptance in Cursor AI
• ⌨️ Toggle with keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + Alt + C)
• 🔄 Auto-stops when user input is detected
• 📊 Menubar status indicator
• 🔧 CLI control support via Hammerspoon

Prerequisites

• Hammerspoon installed on your macOS
• Cursor AI installed
• macOS (tested on Ventura and later)

Installation

1. Install Hammerspoon if you haven't already:

   brew install hammerspoon

2. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/mariusw/cursor-auto-accept.git

3. Copy or symlink init.lua to your Hammerspoon configuration directory:

   ln -s /path/to/cursor-auto-accept/init.lua ~/.hammerspoon/init.lua

4. Reload Hammerspoon configuration

Usage

Keyboard Control

• Use Ctrl + Alt + C to toggle the auto-accept loop

CLI Control

The script can be controlled via command line using Hammerspoon's CLI:

# Start the auto-accept loop
hs -c "start"

# Stop the loop
hs -c "stop"

# Toggle the loop
hs -c "toggle"

# Check current status
hs -c "status"

Features

• Automatically sends Cmd+Return every 2 seconds to accept Cursor AI's actions
• Automatically stops when user input is detected in Cursor
• Shows current status in the menubar
• Logs all actions for debugging

Configuration

You can modify the following variables in init.lua:

• CURSOR_APP_NAME: The name of the Cursor application (default: "Cursor")
• LOOP_INTERVAL: Time between auto-accepts in seconds (default: 2)

Best Practices

1. Use this tool primarily with test-driven development workflows
2. Monitor the initial actions to ensure correct behavior
3. Keep an eye on the menubar status
4. Use the auto-stop feature by typing when you need to intervene

License

MIT License