Cursor Prompt Enhancer
Prompt Enhancer is a desktop app that turns a rough instruction into a structured prompt before Cursor’s agent ever reads it. Select your draft in Cursor, press one global hotkey (⌃⌥⌘P on Mac, Ctrl+Alt+P on Windows), and it’s rewritten in place — with a clear role, the relevant context, one precise task, and an explicit output format — in under four seconds.
Why it helps in Cursor
Cursor is powered by Claude and GPT models, and both follow structured prompts far more reliably than loose paragraphs. “Fix the bug” makes the agent guess. A prompt that states the role, the stack, the exact task and the expected output keeps the agent on the right files and cuts the re-prompting loop.
Prompt Enhancer’s Claude Code preset is built for exactly this: it detects language and framework, asks for the output you expect, and frames test expectations — the structure coding agents act on best.
How it works
- Type a rough instruction in Cursor’s chat or composer.
- Select it, press the hotkey.
- The selection becomes a structured prompt, in place — no copy-paste, no window switch.
It’s system-wide (macOS Accessibility API / Windows UI Automation), so the same hotkey also works in VS Code, your terminal, Claude.ai, Linear and Slack.
Privacy
BYOK by default: your Anthropic API key lives in the OS secure store, traffic goes straight to api.anthropic.com — no proxy, no logs.
Honest caveats
- The macOS DMG is Apple-notarized since June 2026 — installs without Gatekeeper warnings.
- Public beta since 2026-05-23; v0.1.1 on 2026-05-27.
- Needs internet (calls the Claude API).
- It structures the prompt — it does not drive Cursor’s agent for you.