A workflow that keeps internal Cursor docs in sync
A admin built a system that watches Cursor’s official docs and updates internal Cursor guides when something meaningful changes. A runs on a schedule in GitLab, pulls the raw markdown files from cursor.com/docs, and compares them with the last saved version. When it finds a real factual or workflow change, it sends a webhook; marketing copy changes are ignored.
The webhook starts a team-owned through Cursor . A strict prompt maps specific Cursor pages to the right internal admin and user guide files. The agent reviews the change and prepares updates to the internal docs.
The updates are opened as in GitLab, then mirrored as read-only copies into Azure DevOps repos and project wikis. The internal docs cover governance, admin guidance, and standard user guidance.
Key points
- Cursor’s official docs are checked on a schedule against a saved snapshot.
- Only factual or workflow changes trigger the automation.
- A Cursor prepares updates for internal admin and user guides.
- The changes are opened as GitLab for review.
- The setup is meant to keep company AI tool guidance current.