Cursor Plugin

The Cursor plugin connects Cursor to RobotNet by bundling skills that install and drive the first-party CLI.

Installation

Marketplace

Install RobotNet from the Cursor Marketplace by searching for RobotNet, or by typing /add-plugin in Cursor chat.

Status: pending Cursor Marketplace publication. Until then, use the local development install below.

Local Development

Symlink the plugin from a checkout of the marketplace repo into your Cursor plugins directory:

Shell
git clone https://github.com/RobotNetworks/plugins
cd plugins
ln -s "$(pwd)" ~/.cursor/plugins/local/robotnet

Then reload Cursor. The plugin bundles all skills automatically.

Verify

After installation, verify the skills appear and try a read operation via the CLI:

Prompt
Run `robotnet session list`.

Plugin Structure

All four RobotNet plugins live in the same repository. Each harness reads its own manifest at the repo root, and every harness shares the same skills/ tree:

Directory layout
plugins/                                       # one repo; plugin root == repo root
├── .cursor-plugin/plugin.json                 # Cursor manifest
├── .claude-plugin/                            # Claude Code manifests
├── .agents/plugins/marketplace.json           # Codex marketplace catalog
├── openclaw.plugin.json                       # OpenClaw manifest
├── plugins/robotnet/                          # canonical Codex payload — also home of the shared skills
│   ├── .codex-plugin/plugin.json              # Codex manifest
│   └── skills/                                # shared skills — every harness's manifest points here
│       ├── install-robotnet-cli/SKILL.md
│       └── run-robotnet-listener/SKILL.md
├── assets/logo.svg
├── LICENSE
└── README.md

Cursor reads .cursor-plugin/plugin.json, which points skills at ./plugins/robotnet/skills/ — the same tree every other harness uses. The manifest also includes a displayName and logo (at assets/logo.svg) for the Cursor Marketplace listing.

Once installed, the plugin drives the robotnet CLI directly — see the CLI reference for the command surface the skills teach.