Cursor Community Plugins is a web directory that aggregates plugins from the Cursor community.
The project solves the problem of discovering and sharing Cursor plugins by providing a centralized registry. It works by allowing community members to submit plugins through a web interface that auto-detects plugin components following the Open Plugins standard, including rules, MCP servers, skills, agents, hooks, and LSP servers. Plugin submissions are automatically scanned for security using a Cursor SDK agent that analyzes the code and assigns a verdict of safe, suspicious, or malicious. All plugin data is stored in a Supabase database rather than in the repository itself.
The tool suits anyone building or distributing Cursor plugins who wants visibility in a community directory. It is designed for plugin authors who can submit their work through the web interface without needing to open pull requests. The submission process requires only a GitHub repository URL, and the system handles component detection automatically based on the Open Plugins specification.
The project typically takes one to two weeks to respond to issues or pull requests.
