Cursor now available in the AI SDK harness layer
The AI SDK harness layer now supports Cursor through an official adapter, allowing applications to switch between different coding agents without changing application code. The adapter uses the Agent Client Protocol to connect Cursor to the HarnessAgent interface.
The now supports Cursor through the official adapter. The harness layer lets your application run different coding agents through the same interface, so you can switch agents without changing your application code. AI SDK harness layer@ai-sdk/harness-cursorHarnessAgent
Pass to :cursorHarnessAgent
Under the hood, the adapter uses to connect Cursor to through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). @ai-sdk/harness-acpHarnessAgent
Supported harnesses now include, in addition to Cursor, Claude Code, Cline, Codex, Deep Agents, Grok Build, OpenCode, and Pi, with more coming soon.
Read the to get started. Cursor harness documentation
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