session-improver

Analyze Cursor IDE session history to detect workflow inefficiencies and recommend fixes.

Updated Mar 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cxm6467/caboose-cursor-tools --skill session-improver
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Skill: session-improver
Source: https://github.com/cxm6467/caboose-cursor-tools/tree/main/cursor-plugins/plugins/session-improver/skills/session-improver
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cxm6467/caboose-cursor-tools --skill session-improver

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill identifies and rectifies inefficiencies within your Cursor IDE session history, preventing wasted tokens and improving overall workflow performance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Session Analysis: Parses session history to detect issues like token waste, linter loops, and hook failures.
  • Informed Recommendations: Provides specific suggestions for improving .cursorrules, configurations, and workflow automation.
  • Use Case: When your IDE feels sluggish or you suspect repetitive, inefficient actions, use this skill to pinpoint the exact cause and get actionable advice.

Quick Start

Use the session improver skill to analyze your current session.

Frequently Asked Questions about session-improver

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze Cursor IDE session history for token waste?

Analyzing Cursor IDE session history for token waste involves parsing logs to detect repeated file reads and linter loops. This identifies specific workflow inefficiencies causing excessive token consumption and sluggish performance.

Why does my Cursor IDE keep getting stuck in linter loops?

Cursor IDE gets stuck in linter loops due to workflow inefficiencies within your session history. Analyzing the session reveals these hook failures and permission bottlenecks, allowing you to configure workflows to prevent them.

What is the best way to fix missing automations and hook failures in Cursor IDE?

The best way to fix missing automations and hook failures in Cursor IDE is to analyze your session history. This identifies the exact bottlenecks and provides targeted recommendations for improving configurations and workflow automation.

How do I optimize .cursorrules to improve workflow performance?

You optimize .cursorrules to improve workflow performance by analyzing IDE session history to spot permission bottlenecks and token waste. This analysis generates specific recommendations for updating your .cursorrules configurations.

Does session analysis detect permission bottlenecks in Cursor IDE?

Yes, session analysis detects permission bottlenecks in Cursor IDE. By parsing session history, it identifies these bottlenecks alongside hook failures and token waste, then recommends fixes for configurations and workflow automation.