Editorial Policy

This page explains how content on Cursor.fan is produced, verified, and maintained.

Sourcing​

We prioritize primary sources:

1. Official Cursor documentation and release notes.
2. Reproducible testing in a local Cursor installation.
3. Public discussions where maintainers or users report a reproducible behavior.

When official documentation is ambiguous or out of date, we describe what we observed and note the version we tested.

Verification​

Every tutorial is expected to include enough context to be reproducible: required version, operating system assumptions, commands, and expected output.

For troubleshooting articles, we require:

• the exact error text or symptom,
• the conditions under which it appears,
• at least one fix we have validated,
• and a clear statement when a fix is a workaround rather than a root-cause solution.

Updates and freshness​

Cursor ships frequently. Pages may become outdated when menus, model names, or pricing change. We periodically review high-traffic pages and record a "last verified" date where applicable.

If a page contains a version-specific statement, treat it as accurate for the stated version, not necessarily for later releases.

Use of AI assistance​

We may use AI tools to draft, translate, or edit content. All published material is reviewed for technical accuracy and readability before release. AI assistance does not replace hands-on verification.

Corrections​

If you find an error, please contact us with the page URL and a short description of the problem. Confirmed factual errors are corrected as soon as practical. Substantive corrections may be noted in the page.

Advertising​

The site displays advertising through Google AdSense. Advertising is separated from editorial content, and advertisers do not influence coverage, rankings, or recommendations.

Trademarks​

Cursor is a product of Anysphere, Inc. Cursor.fan is an independent community resource and is not affiliated with Anysphere. All trademarks remain the property of their owners.