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Install Lagune on Cursor as a Plugin

Install Lagune on Cursor and the Cursor CLI as a plugin, keep it updated, and allow its engine up front.

  • Open Customize.
  • Select From GitHub Repository and enter https://github.com/wellwelwel/lagune.
  • Select Install on Lagune and choose a project or user scope.

Update​

  • Open Customize.
  • Select Refresh on the lagune marketplace.

Commands​

Type the commands by name, such as /lagune-charter.


Permissions

In Cursor, the commands run the engine through npx, which the default Auto-review mode allows without asking.

In the Cursor CLI, the engine runs through two tools: lagune_read only reads your project, and lagune_write only writes to .lagune/. To allow them up front, add these rules to .cursor/cli.json for one project, or to ~/.cursor/cli-config.json for all of them:

{
"permissions": {
"allow": [
"Mcp(plugin-lagune-lagune:lagune_read)",
"Mcp(plugin-lagune-lagune:lagune_write)"
]
}
}

When the engine runs through npx, as with the skills.sh, allow Shell(npx:--yes lagune@*).

Frequently Asked Questions

In Cursor, open Customize, select From GitHub Repository, enter https://github.com/wellwelwel/lagune, and install Lagune. In the Cursor CLI, run agent plugin marketplace add https://github.com/wellwelwel/lagune --git-ref plugin-cursor, then install Lagune from /plugins.

In Cursor, select Refresh on the lagune marketplace in Customize. In the Cursor CLI, remove the lagune marketplace, add it again, then install Lagune again from /plugins.

Type them by name, such as /lagune-charter.

Yes. Cursor's default Auto-review mode already allows it. In the Cursor CLI, allow Mcp(plugin-lagune-lagune:lagune_read) and Mcp(plugin-lagune-lagune:lagune_write), plus Shell(npx:--yes lagune@*) when the engine runs through npx.

Last updated on November 3, 2026.

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