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@Docs

Learn how to use, add, and manage custom documentation as context in Cursor using @Docs
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Cursor comes with a set of third party docs crawled, indexed, and ready to be used as context. You can access them by using the @Docs symbol. You can find a list of our default pre-scraped docs here.

Add Custom Docs#

If you want to crawl and index custom docs that are not already provided, you can do so by @Docs > Add new doc. The following modal will appear after you’ve pasted in the URL of your desired doc:
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Cursor will then index and learn the doc, and you will be able to use it as context like any other doc. Make sure to add a trailing slash to the URL if you want to index all subpages and subdirectories
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Cursor will automatically keep Docs indexed and will re-index them periodically to keep them up to date as they are edited or changed.

Manage Custom Docs#

Under Cursor Settings > Features > Docs, you will see the docs you have added. You can edit, delete, or add new docs here.
Modified at 2025-03-26 08:51:55
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