Auto-pull proven skills for Cursor on an analytics dashboard
On their analytics dashboard, Cursor's agent pulled in skills for event-store design, instrumentation and API security, adding rate limiting and input validation.
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- What they did
- They built AgentNet to connect Cursor to a marketplace of tested skills so the agent can automatically pull one when a prompt matches, instead of relying on hand-written rules. On their own analytics dashboard, Cursor independently pulled skills for event-store design, product-analytics instrumentation, and API security hardening; the person set up the tool and let the agent apply those skills during the task.
- How it went
- The reported result was that Cursor added rate limiting and input validation the author says they would have skipped on a first pass. A commenter also said it was automatically finding relevant skills, but the thread gives no performance metrics or fuller limitations.
- Worth knowing
- Setup was described as a single command to install the CLI and run agentnet setup.
Try it yourself with Cursor
In my [analytics dashboard] repo, review the event store design, instrumentation, and API security. Add rate limiting and input validation to [API endpoints], and suggest any schema or tracking improvements. Show me a summary of every change as a diff, and run the existing tests to confirm nothing broke before you finish.
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Source: Reddit · Aug 6, 2026
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