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Dev tools · July 20, 2025

Cursor Autopilot

Hey HN! I'm Guojun, creator of Cursor Autopilot. Most of my day using Cursor involves babysitting—I sit there reviewing the AI agent’s output, hitting "continue," and repeating. Honestly, it's tedious, especially since those 2-minute waits always tempt me into another round of doomscrolling. So I thought: wouldn’t it be great if I could step away, grab coffee, or just relax while still managing Cursor from my phone? I quickly hacked together Cursor Autopilot, a simple extension that's now available on the Cursor Extension marketplace. It sends your Cursor chat summaries directly to Telegram…

Cursor Autopilot launched on July 20, 2025 with 5 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Tired of babysitting your Cursor agents at your desk? Cursor Autopilot lets you manage your Cursor AI coding sessions remotely—directly from your phone using Telegram or Feishu. Step away, chill out, and code on the go. Fully open-source and easy to extend!

Remotely control Cursor chat via Telegram, Gmail, Feishu, and more. - heyzgj/cursor-autopilot

Remote control your Cursor AI coding sessions via Telegram, Gmail, and Feishu. The Cursor Autopilot automatically captures Cursor chat summaries, pushes them to your preferred communication channels, and allows you to inject replies back into Cursor to continue or stop the coding session. As a Cursor user, if you try to install from the Visual Studio Marketplace website banner you might find yourself in a state where VSCode has SpecStory installed but Cursor doesn't. git clone https://github.com/heyzgj/cursor-autopilot cd cursor-autopilot npm install Compile and package : npm run compile npx vsce package Move to project and install extension : code --install-extension cursor-autopilot.vsix…from github.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hey HN! I'm Guojun, creator of Cursor Autopilot. Most of my day using Cursor involves babysitting—I sit there reviewing the AI agent’s output, hitting "continue," and repeating. Honestly, it's tedious, especially since those 2-minute waits always tempt me into another round of doomscrolling. So I thought: wouldn’t it…

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