use hyv in cursor
install hyv, wire mcp + always-on rule into cursor, restart, then use hyv_scan in the agent.
quick answer
install → hyv doctor --fix-agents → quit cursor → reopen → paste the prompt.
use hyv in cursorinstall → connect mcp → copy the prompt into your ai app
use this for
- you use cursor agent for code and writing in your repo
steps
- mac/linux: curl -fsSL https://holdyourvoice.com/install.sh | bash
curl -fsSL https://holdyourvoice.com/install.sh | bash - windows: irm https://holdyourvoice.com/install.ps1 | iex
irm https://holdyourvoice.com/install.ps1 | iex hyv doctor --fix-agents- fully quit cursor, then reopen your project
- paste the prompt below into agent chat
copy this prompt
Paste into any chat in cursor after the steps above. On mcp hosts, tools must already be connected; on rules/skill hosts the agent should run the hyv cli.
For publishable copy such as a social post, newsletter, blog, landing page, campaign, or external audience-facing email, run hyv_scan on the draft. If it flags ai patterns or voice drift, fix the text with hyv_clean using my active voice profile. For routine chat, analysis, planning, coding, and internal engineering updates, do not run hyv unless I explicitly ask.verify it works
- ask the agent: use hyv_scan on README.md
details to know
- hyv writes ~/.cursor/mcp.json (mcpServers.hyv) and ~/.cursor/rules/hyv.mdc (alwaysApply: true)
- tools include hyv_scan (free), hyv_clean, hyv_rewrite, hyv_validate
- to print the config snippet only: hyv mcp --setup
limits and edge cases
- cursor must be fully quit and reopened after every mcp config change
- if mcp shows error: hyv doctor --fix-agents and restart cursor
- verify the server: hyv mcp --test
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