Anysphere Cursor

Manual installation without Login to Cursor

Prerequisites

Options:

• A. Install Visualkube on VS Code or Eclipse Theia IDE (We will use this option in this instructions)
• B. Download .vsix from VS Code or Eclipse Theia IDE
• C. JSON Editor (if needed to edit the file extensions.json)

Add the configuration to the Cursor extensions

note

Let't say the you choose the Option A and have the Visualkube Extension version 1.0.7.

vim ~/.cursor/extensions/extensions.json

[
  { 
    ... other extensions ... // Let's say that you have already others extensions.
  },
  {
    "identifier": {
      "id": "infradise.visualkube"
    },
    "version": "1.0.7",
    "location": {
      "$mid": 1,
      "fsPath": "~/.vscode/extensions/infradise.visualkube-1.0.7",
      "external": "file://~/.vscode/extensions/infradise.visualkube-1.0.7",
      "path": "~/.vscode/extensions/infradise.visualkube-1.0.7",
      "scheme": "file"
    },
    "relativeLocation": "infradise.visualkube-1.0.7",
    "metadata": {
      "installedTimestamp": 1759561210975,
      "pinned": false,
      "source": "gallery",
      "id": "7a0ff045-f7ae-4048-b770-05e8bfddc9f3",
      "publisherId": "24e6ee6e-123a-4faf-be64-5583724672e8",
      "publisherDisplayName": "Infradise",
      "targetPlatform": "undefined",
      "updated": false,
      "private": false,
      "isPreReleaseVersion": false,
      "hasPreReleaseVersion": false
    }
  }
]

Migrate the Visualkube Extension directory to the Cursor's one

cp -rf ~/.vscode/extensions/infradise.visualkube-1.0.7 ~/.cursor/extensions/

Done.

Launch the Visualkube Extension in the Cursor IDE