Cursor support
Jump straight to the right Cursor session
The back2vibing Cursor extension preserves your active project session,
then returns you to that exact session when an agent finishes.
Exact session switching
The Cursor extension records the active project session so
back2vibing can return to it directly.
Window-level fallback
Without the extension, back2vibing still returns to the correct
Cursor project window instead of a generic application view.
Quotas stay easy to check
Usage Tracking is still useful when Cursor launches provider-backed
runs, because the relevant limits stay visible.
Cursor sessions stay attached to the task
The extension gives back2vibing the project-session identity that
window-level focus alone cannot provide. When an agent finishes,
focus returns to that session rather than whichever Cursor window
was used most recently.
This keeps concurrent Cursor projects distinct while terminals and
other coding agents continue running alongside them.
What this page is for
- • Exact active-project session switching with the Cursor extension.
- • Correct project-window fallback without the extension.
- • Keeping provider quotas visible when Cursor is part of the workflow.
- • Reducing context hunting across concurrent agent sessions.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Cursor extension switch to an exact session?
Yes. The Cursor extension preserves the active project session, so back2vibing can jump directly to it instead of stopping at the Cursor window.
What happens when several apps are open?
back2vibing is built for multi-agent workflows, so it helps you jump back to the window or pane that just finished instead of scanning every open app.
Should I still use Usage Tracking?
Yes. If Cursor is driving provider-backed agents, Usage Tracking keeps quotas visible so you can see limits before the next run.