Cursor

Note: Bookmark-style intro on aogl.cn — not the vendor’s official docs. Features and pricing are on their site.

Cursor is the IDE I use to maintain this static repository: multilang HTML, Node build scripts, and JSON data under data/. I list it under Coding & IDE on the tools directory because it is where edits land in git—not where I browse headlines.

Typical tasks on aogl.cn

• Refactor a build script (scripts/build-seo-locale-pages.mjs, hub generators) with repo context.
• Generate a new multilingual HTML shell, then I hand-tune lang-* blocks.
• Find all nav copies before centralizing them in scripts/site-nav.mjs.
• Run npm run build-site in the integrated terminal and fix linter issues file-by-file.

How I keep quality high

I treat agent suggestions as diffs to review, not commits to blindly accept. Rules that saved this project:

1. Scope — one script or one JSON hub per task; no drive-by reformat of unrelated HTML.
2. Build after change — if build-hubs or build-articles fails, the task is not done.
3. No secrets — AdSense IDs and analytics are already public in js/; still no private tokens in prompts.
4. Preserve markers — comments like INDEX_ORIGINALS_AUTO_START must survive automation.

Cursor vs GitHub Copilot

Both appear in my directory. Cursor wins when I need cross-file refactors and chat anchored to the workspace; Copilot wins for single-line completions inside a file I already have open. I link both honestly—pick the tool that matches the grain of the task.

Limits

• Cursor does not replace reading vendor docs for Claude, Gemini, or API pricing.
• It will not run GitHub Actions schedules for me—I still rely on .github/workflows/.
• Generated copy for public articles gets a human pass for facts and tone before deploy.

See also: Claude bookmark notes, GitHub Copilot guide, and WebGL article for the kind of demo this repo publishes.

Last checked: 2026-06-18.