Make plugin descriptions client-agnostic - #208
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Drop 'Cursor' from plugin descriptions in the marketplace manifest and per-plugin manifests so they read correctly in any agent client, and resync the README table that mirrors them. Co-authored-by: Alex Vandak Maloney <maloney.a12@gmail.com>
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…cursor/cursor/client-agnostic-plugin-descriptions-4831 chore: sync with cursor/plugins — Merge pull request cursor#208 from cursor/cursor/client-agnostic-plugin-descriptions-4831
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Plugin descriptions assumed the reader's client was Cursor ("Connect Cursor to Gmail...", "interactive Cursor Canvases"). Those strings are surfaced wherever the marketplace is consumed, so this removes the client assumption.
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descriptionfield in.cursor-plugin/marketplace.jsonand in each per-plugin.cursor-plugin/plugin.json, then resynced the README table (which mirrors the marketplace descriptions).Connect Cursor to X→Connect to X(apollo-io, ashby, circleback, clay, docusign, github, gmail, google-calendar, google-drive, hubspot, intercom, navan, salesforce)pr-review-canvas/docs-canvas: "Cursor Canvas(es)" → "canvas(es)"create-plugin: "new Cursor plugins" → "new agent plugins"agent-compatibility: "plus Cursor agents that audit" → "plus agents that audit"orchestrate: "parallel Cursor cloud agents" → "parallel cloud agents"cursor-team-kit: "Internal workflows used by Cursor developers" → "Internal engineering team workflows"salesforceconfig input: "External Client App you created for Cursor" → "...created for this integration"Deliberately left alone
cursor-sdk, and theorchestratereference to the Cursor SDK. There "Cursor" is the product name of the@cursor/sdkpackage the plugin is about, not an assumption about the client; the package name itself keeps the word regardless.author.name,displayName, plugin/directory names, and the marketplace's own owner and description — those identify Cursor as publisher rather than as the client.description:fields and plugin READMEs, which are a separate surface. Happy to extend the scrub there if wanted.Verification
node scripts/validate-plugins.mjspasses (All plugins validated successfully.).