Native prompt handoff
Masko alerts you and returns you to Cursor when its native interface owns the question.
Cursor integration
Cursor can work in the background while your mascot shows activity, attention, completion, and the next action Masko can honestly provide.
Current compatibility reference: Cursor 3.16.17.
Live agent state
Masko alerts you and returns you to Cursor when its native interface owns the question. The mascot stays visible while the agent remains in its normal terminal, IDE, or desktop surface.
Masko observes agent sessions through the supported Cursor connection.
Masko observes tool use through the supported Cursor connection.
Masko observes file edits through the supported Cursor connection.
How it works
The integration uses ~/.cursor/hooks.json. Masko installs or repairs the supported connection and reports its health.
Open the Apps or Integrations area in Masko Desktop.
Install the supported configuration at ~/.cursor/hooks.json.
Watch the mascot change as the agent works, waits, asks, or finishes.
In practice
Cursor Desktop structured question cards stay in Cursor because current hooks do not expose their payload or a response channel.
Masko alerts you and returns you to Cursor when its native interface owns the question.
When Cursor owns the input, Masko focuses the best known native surface.
Current compatibility reference: Cursor 3.16.17.
AI agents
See when Cursor is working, waiting, asking, or done.
Approve a supported command or answer a question through your mascot.
Return to the exact terminal or app without hunting through tabs.
〉_ Bash
Run a build?$npm run buildBuilds the app. Nothing else changes.
Questions
Masko uses the supported local connection associated with ~/.cursor/hooks.json. Its health screen can install or repair that connection.
Masko alerts you and returns you to Cursor when its native interface owns the question.
Current support covers agent sessions, tool use, file edits, subagent activity, completion and failure.
Cursor Desktop structured question cards stay in Cursor because current hooks do not expose their payload or a response channel.
Masko Desktop supports macOS 14 or newer.
Masko for Mac
Current compatibility reference: Cursor 3.16.17.