- Updated installation and setup commands in documentation to use Bun instead of npm.
- Adjusted commands across various setup guides including QUICKSTART.md, STANDALONE-SETUP.md, and others.
- Ensured consistency in command usage for all platforms (macOS, Linux, Windows).
This change enhances the installation process and aligns with the recent performance improvements associated with Bun.
Add compelling marketing copy to Cursor documentation with consistent
messaging across all files:
- README.md: Added headline, "Why Claude-Mem?" section, quick install
- STANDALONE-SETUP.md: Added tagline and enhanced value props
- QUICKSTART.md: Added tagline and benefit statement
- docs/public/cursor/index.mdx: Added card grid highlighting benefits
Key messaging themes:
- "Persistent AI Memory for Cursor"
- "Your AI stops forgetting"
- "Free tier options available"
- "Works with or without Claude Code"
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- Create STANDALONE-SETUP.md with complete setup instructions for Gemini/OpenRouter
- Add "Quick Start for Cursor Users" section to README.md with standalone link
- Add provider configuration section to QUICKSTART.md with API key setup
- Fix worker restart command in README.md troubleshooting section
This enables Cursor users without Claude Code subscription to use claude-mem
with free-tier AI providers (Gemini 1500 req/day, OpenRouter free models).
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- Introduced functionality for installing, uninstalling, and checking the status of Cursor hooks.
- Added a new command structure for managing hooks with detailed usage instructions.
- Implemented a method to locate the cursor-hooks directory across different environments.
- Updated build-hooks script to inform users about the location of Cursor hooks.
This enhancement streamlines the integration of Claude-Mem with Cursor, improving user experience and accessibility of hooks.
Alex Newman