What problem does it solve?
Getting a second opinion from cursor-agent (Composer) normally requires worktree isolation, cherry-picking, and diff review to stay safe. This Skill removes that overhead by locking cursor-agent into ask mode, where it cannot write files or execute commands, so you can ask questions, run investigations, and get adversarial design feedback with zero containment setup.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Read-Only Delegation: Passes your question to cursor-agent via cursor-companion.sh with --mode ask enforced, so no writes, no worktree, and no Lead diff review are needed.
- Adversarial Sanity Checks: Ask Composer to find weaknesses in a design, list oversights in a diff, or challenge optimistic assumptions before you commit to an approach.
- Host-Summarized Output: The host agent condenses cursor's raw output into a 3-5 line summary with conclusion, rationale, caveats, and next steps instead of pasting untrusted output verbatim.
- Use Case: Before merging a PR, ask "cursor:ask what is the single biggest weakness of this PR?" and receive a summarized second opinion without any risk of the delegate modifying your codebase.
Quick Start
Ask cursor for a second opinion by invoking the skill with a question such as: cursor:ask "review this design decision from Composer's perspective and list three oversights".