Air traffic control for AI coding

Nool with Cursor

Cursor accelerates code authoring. Nool preserves why the repository changed and what the change was allowed to affect.

  • Announce intent before Cursor implementation.
  • Use blast-radius analysis after Cursor edits.
  • Solidify accepted work into Nool and Git-compatible history.
nool announce intent --intent "Implement scoped change"

Editor and ledger roles

Cursor accelerates authoring. Nool records why the repository changed and what the change was allowed to affect. Keep Cursor focused on implementation and Nool focused on repository memory.

Recommended loop

Announce intent, implement in Cursor, run validation, inspect impact, propose the change, and solidify the accepted work.

nool announce intent --intent "Refactor pricing FAQ copy without touching checkout configuration"

After Cursor applies edits

Run the normal project checks, then ask Nool whether the edited paths still match the job.

nool propose --path src/content/pricing-faq.md --intent "Refactor pricing FAQ copy without touching checkout configuration"

Failure mode it prevents

Cursor project context helps the model write code, but it does not create an auditable operational record. Nool turns a Cursor session into a replayable repository transition that another agent can understand later.