docs: add Cursor install guide and VS Code note#25
docs: add Cursor install guide and VS Code note#25RyanLee-Dev merged 2 commits intoMiniMax-AI:mainfrom
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Pull request overview
Adds missing Windows-focused Cursor installation documentation and clarifies VS Code usage boundaries so users can choose supported CLI workflows (or Cursor for native local-skills) without assuming a VS Code extension exists.
Changes:
- Add a dedicated Cursor install guide with Windows PowerShell steps, verification, updating, and uninstalling.
- Link the Cursor Windows install guide from both English and Chinese READMEs.
- Add an explicit “no standalone VS Code extension” note and point VS Code users to supported CLI tools.
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Links to the new Cursor install guide and adds a VS Code support note with recommended workflows. |
| README_zh.md | Same as README.md, localized for Chinese readers. |
| .cursor-plugin/INSTALL.md | New dedicated Cursor install/verify/update/uninstall guide including Windows PowerShell instructions and a VS Code note. |
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| %USERPROFILE%\.cursor\minimax-skills\skills\ |
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In the Windows (PowerShell) section, the suggested skills path uses %USERPROFILE%..., which is CMD-style syntax and inconsistent with the rest of the PowerShell examples that use $env:USERPROFILE. This can confuse users (and may not expand in Cursor settings). Consider switching this to a PowerShell-style path and/or explicitly show the full absolute path format expected by Cursor settings.
| %USERPROFILE%\.cursor\minimax-skills\skills\ | |
| C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\.cursor\minimax-skills\skills\ |
What
Why
There are open questions about Windows installation and how to use this repository from VS Code. The repo already has Codex and OpenCode install docs, but Cursor lacked a dedicated install guide and the README did not clearly state the current VS Code support boundary.
This PR is scoped to a single documentation improvement: make the supported install paths clearer for Cursor, Windows users, and VS Code users.
Fixes #14
Fixes #17
Notes
This PR does not add a VS Code extension. It documents the currently supported setup paths and points VS Code users to the supported CLI workflows.