Cursor understands your codebase. ResolveAI understands and runs your production systems.
Cursor can trace code paths and make changes across your repository. But code alone cannot show what is happening in production right now. The ResolveAI plugin connects Cursor to production context and investigations through MCP.
Use prod-context to pull current traffic, telemetry coverage, baseline error rates, recent deploys, and open alerts before changing application code, infrastructure, configuration, or migrations.
Use overview for a quick snapshot of production work, or alerts to filter firing alerts by team, severity, time range, or investigation status.
Use investigate to open an existing Resolve investigation or start a new one from Cursor. If the repository reveals a relevant query, configuration, or recent change, add it to the investigation with steer.
Use apply-fix to translate ResolveAI's findings and remediation plan into changes in the local repository and a pull request for review. Use investigations or chats to return to recent work, and ask to continue a question from Cursor without reconstructing its production context.
Each skill packages a repeatable workflow on top of ResolveAI's MCP tools. Cursor can select the right skill from your request, or you can invoke one directly.
ResolveAI surfaces the traffic, telemetry, deploys, and alerts around the code you are preparing to change.
Open a relevant investigation in Cursor and inspect its evidence alongside the affected code.
Cursor can implement the remediation and prepare a pull request. The developer reviews and merges it through the team's normal workflow.
/add-plugin resolve-ai
authenticate with your ResolveAI organization when prompted. No API key is needed for normal plugin use.
Once connected, use demo for a guided tour with your organization's live ResolveAI data.
It is a Cursor plugin that connects to ResolveAI over MCP and includes skills for common production workflows. ResolveAI's MCP tools are also available directly to other compatible MCP clients.
The plugin uses OAuth and prompts you to sign in to your ResolveAI organization.
ResolveAI supplies the production findings and remediation plan. Cursor uses that context to propose changes in the local repository. You can review the work before opening or merging a pull request.
ResolveAI investigates across the production systems and data sources connected to your environment. The plugin brings that investigation into Cursor.