Set up Cursor Cloud dev environment#75
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Summary
Sets up the development environment for OpticsLab (client-only SceneryStack geometric optics simulation) for Cursor Cloud agents, and verifies it works end-to-end.
AGENTS.mdwith a## Cursor Cloud specific instructionssection capturing durable, non-obvious startup/run caveats (dev server usage, slow Vitest suite, git hooks, optional icon generation).npm ci(minimal dependency refresh on VM startup).Verification
All standard commands were run successfully in the cloud VM:
npm cinpm run lintnpm run checknpm testnpm run builddist/OKnpm starthttp://localhost:5173, HTTP 200Hello-world task
Built a scene on the Lab screen: added a light beam, then a spherical lens in its path. The ray-tracing engine responded in real time — parallel rays converge through the lens to a focal point.
opticslab_lab_ray_tracing_demo.mp4
Rays converging through a spherical lens
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