Lockstep for Cursor
Lockstep gives Cursor the approved product decisions it needs before it writes code, so your agent stops shipping changes that contradict calls the team already made.
What Lockstep captures from Cursor
- approved constraints delivered as agent context
- decisions surfaced via MCP before edits
- drift caught when generated code conflicts
How the loop runs
Lockstep captures the decision from Cursor, routes it to its owner for one-click approval, then briefs every engineer and every AI coding agent before they touch the code, and flags any pull request that drifts from it. See the full pipeline on how it works.
Access & trust
MCP server exposing get_product_context; read-only.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Cursor get the team's decisions?
- Through Lockstep's MCP server. Cursor calls get_product_context for the capability or surface it's working on and receives the approved decisions that govern it, ranked by how directly they apply.
- Does Lockstep capture decisions Cursor makes mid-session?
- Automatic session capture ships for Claude Code today; Cursor reads the record over MCP and can write decisions through the same tools, with adapters for more agents on the roadmap. Either way, the PR check backstops anything missed in-session.
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