temporalio / cursor-temporal-plugin

The one skill, temporal-developer, is a broad reference rather than a set of narrow tools: it covers building workflows, activities, and workers across Python, TypeScript, Go, Java, .NET, Ruby, and Rust; the Temporal CLI (temporal workflow start, execute, signal, query, update, and temporal server start-dev); and durable-execution concepts — signals, queries, heartbeats, versioning, continue-as-new, child workflows, and saga patterns. It also targets debugging non-determinism errors, stuck workflows, and activity retries, against a local dev server, self-hosted Temporal, or Temporal Cloud.

It's for a developer already using Temporal who works from inside Cursor. The plugin installs from the Cursor Marketplace or with /add-plugin temporal in agent chat, or manually by cloning the repository into ~/.cursor/plugins/local. There is nothing else in the package — no page groups, no second skill — and the README itself calls the plugin a "Public Preview" still expected to change, with a Slack channel open for feedback.

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The guidance is not original to this repository. The README says the skill content is derived from the standalone temporalio/skill-temporal-developer repository, and it points to sibling wrappers — temporalio/claude-temporal-plugin for Claude Code, temporalio/codex-temporal-plugin for Codex — that package the same material for other editors, so this page and its siblings differ only in how you install, not in what you get.

Checked 20 September 2026 against the repository's README and its one live skill record; MIT-licensed, and we have not run the plugin ourselves.