Cursor-hosted models (cu/composer-2.5, cu/cursor-grok-*, cu/default) returned
HTTP 200 with an empty turn, or hung, whenever a client sent tools.
- Fold system prompts into the current user message. custom_system_prompt
(RunRequest field 8) makes AgentService return an empty turn.
- Send ModelDetails (field 3); thinking variants (Composer, Grok, *-thinking)
return an empty turn when only requested_model (field 9) is set.
- Route tool-call history and declared tool schemas through AgentService:
encode OpenAI tools into mcp_tools (field 4), decode McpArgs and emit real
tool_calls with finish_reason tool_calls.
- Map Composer thinking / Grok thinking_delta (field 4) into visible content
instead of dropping the answer with the unsigned reasoning.
- Ack request_context without echoing MCP tools (double-advertise stalls the
HTTP/2 stream) and ack kv_server_message so the run proceeds.
- Reject IDE builtin execs instead of failing the turn, so the model can
continue with MCP tools or a text answer.
- Add google.protobuf.Value / MCP encoders and a FIXED64 branch to
encodeField in cursorProtobuf.js.
RTK now compresses the source-format body before translation for cursor only:
its translator rewrites role:tool into user XML, so the post-translate pass
missed those tool results. Every other provider keeps the post-translate pass
unchanged.
Build on the optional Headroom Token Saver from Carmelo Campos
(PR: feat: add optional Headroom token saver). Add managed start/stop
of the local headroom proxy from the dashboard, install detection,
status probing, and a simplified Token Saver UI.
- detect headroom CLI + python>=3.10, probe proxy /health
- spawn/stop proxy as a detached, pid-tracked process
- /api/headroom/{status,start,stop} routes, gated local-only in dashboardGuard
- one-click Start/Stop Headroom modal, no manual config needed
- claude<->openai shape conversion for /v1/compress via 9router translators
Thanks to Carmelo Campos (@carmelogunsroses) for the original Headroom integration.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>