Replacing 12K LoC with a 200 LoC Skill — David Gomes, Cursor

What was stored

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191

whisperx 191

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from 191 cues

keyframes

43

kept of 54 captured

frames with text

43

1,347 lines read

chapters

12

from the source metadata

keyframe bytes

5.1 MB

word timings on 191 cues

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  15. reads, edits, shell, and repo-local git in that repo until the user says to stop or uses /apply-worktree' / '/delete-worktree'. Do not fall back to REpo_R0OT0.95
  16. while that mepping exists.\n\n" +0.94
  17. asks for another.\n\n"+0.96
  18. "Multi-root: keep one chat-wide mapping, reuse it if two workspace folders share a repo, and creste at most one worktree per "REpo_Root unless the user explicitly0.97
  19. TE_ID=<E>-<SUFFI> usd for very reo in this chat.\n\n0.77
  20. "Use the create blocks below; do not hand-roll a different flow. Shared id: filesystem-safe <NaE> + random 8-char lowercase hex <SUFFIx>" ->0.97
  21. 1280.97
  22. "Unix/macOS (multi-repo safe: each repo gets its own subfolder under -/.cursor/worktrees/<wORKTREE_IO>/'):\n"+0.97
  23. bash\n"0.90
  24. "set -ouo pipefail\n°0.89
  25. MORKTREE_ID=*<NAME>-<SUFFIX>"\n+0.90
  26. REPO_R00T="S(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)*\n+0.88
  27. "if command -v shasum >/dev/null 2>81: then\n*.0.93
  28. REPO_BASENAME="S(basename "SREPO_ROOT")"\n0.93
  29. REPO_HASH=*S(printf \'%s\ "SREPO_R0OT* I shasum -a 256 | cut -c1-12)"\n0.92
  30. "else\n"0.98
  31. REPO_HASH="S(printf \'%s\ "SREPO_ROOT* | sha256sum | cut -c1-12)"\n0.91
  32. REPO_KEY="$(REPO_BASENAME)-$(REPO_HASH}"\n0.93
  33. "fsln".0.64
  34. MORKTREE_DIR="SMORKTREE_SET_DIR/SREPO_KEY*\n0.92
  35. WORKTREE_SET_DIR-"SHOME/.cursor/worktrees/SWORKTREE_ID"\n"0.94
  36. if [ -d "SWORKTREE_DIR" 1: then echo "ERROR: worktree directory alrendy exists: $WORKTREE_DIR" >&2: exit 1; fi\n".0.95
  37. "mkdir -p "SWORKTREE_SET_DIR"\n'0.92
  38. git worktree add --detoch "SMORTREE_DIR" "SMORKTEE_START_REF"\n0.76
  39. MORXTREE_START_REF="${WORKTREE_START_REF:-HEAD}"\n+0.94
  40. echo "WORKTREE_ID-SWORKTREE_IO°\n0.86
  41. "HEAD_COMMIT-"S(git -C "$WORKTREE_DIR" reV-pBrSe HEAD)"\n'.0.92
  42. echo "REPO_KEY=SREPO_KEY"\n.0.94
  43. echo “REPO_ROOT=SREPO_ROOT"\n0.83
  44. #cho "WORKTREE_PATH=SWORKTREE_DIR"\n'0.95
  45. cho "WORKTREE START REFSWORKTREE START REF"\n0.81
  46. #cho "HEAD_COPMIT-SHEAD_COMMIT"\n+0.93
  47. Darid Dones [5 weoks ago) Ln 128, col 119 [tntarnal] meport tug0.82
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  1. averysphers = backend/sarvar/src/cosmands/globalCommands.ts - Curso0.92
  2. globalCommands.ts ×0.96
  3. backend > server > src > commands > Ts globalCommands.ts > (e) GLOBAL_CcoMMAMOS content0.89
  4. const GLOBAL_COMMANDS: GlobalCommandDefinition[] = [0.97
  5. name: "best-of-n0.94
  6. content:1.00
  7. "Compare models on the same task.\n\n" +0.96
  8. "Run the same task in parallel across multiple model picks. Keep each run fully isolated in its own git worktree.\n\n" +1.00
  9. "**The primary worktree must remain completely unchanged while /best-of-n' is running.** Never let a candidate read/write/edit/shell/git its way through the parent checkout0.99
  10. once a dedicated worktree exists for that repo.\n\n" +0.96
  11. "**This command does not include applying or merging** any run onto the main worktree, Never copy patches to main or re-implement the winning attempt on the parent workspace0.97
  12. as part of best-of-n.\n\n"+0.96
  13. "*## Input Contract\n\n"0.96
  14. "Expected format:\n\n".0.99
  15. /best-of-n <model_csv> <task prompt>'\n\n".0.94
  16. "/best-of-n opus, codex, composer pls do foobar'\n\n"0.95
  17. "Example:\n\n"0.95
  18. model_csv': first token after '/best-of-n, split by commas.\n"+0.95
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Chapters

1. 0:00 <Untitled Chapter 1>
2. 0:14 Introduction and the concept of markdown as code
3. 0:59 Recap of Git work trees in Cursor
4. 3:10 Complexity of the initial implementation
5. 4:18 Deleting 15,000 lines of code
6. 4:54 Implementing features with Skills and Sub-agents
7. 5:51 How the new Skills are structured
8. 7:58 New Slash commands and workflow
9. 9:58 Pros of the new implementation
10. 12:15 Cons and user feedback challenges
11. 14:17 Future improvements: Evals and RL training
12. 17:05 What's next for Cursor 3.0 and native work trees