Cursor integration
See which vulnerabilities in your repos are actually exploitable, right inside Cursor.
Integration details
Primary category
Developer Tools
Sync direction
Konvu → Cursor
Decisions and evidence are pushed into Cursor for execution.
Status
Available
What is Cursor?
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built on VS Code that integrates large language models directly into the editing experience for code generation, refactoring, and codebase Q&A.
Why connect Cursor to Konvu
- See which dependency vulnerabilities in your repo are actually exploitable without leaving Cursor.
- Get exploitability evidence and triage context alongside your code so you fix what matters.
- Use Konvu's full context, including affected paths, evidence, and guidance, to fix vulnerabilities faster, right in Cursor.
How it works
Connect your repo
Link your codebase to Konvu for continuous exploitability analysis of your dependencies.
Analyze exploitability
Konvu determines which vulnerabilities in your repo are actually exploitable in your environment.
Surface in Cursor
Exploitability evidence and triage context are available directly inside Cursor.
Fix with full context
Use Konvu's evidence, affected code paths, and remediation guidance to fix vulnerabilities that matter, right where you code.
Quick setup
Configure Cursor from the integrations list in Konvu.
- 1Go to /configuration/integrations in Konvu and choose Cursor.
- 2Authorize access and confirm the data sources you want to sync.
- 3Save the configuration to start syncing.
Sync direction
Konvu → Cursor
Decisions and evidence are pushed into Cursor for execution.
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