cursor-chat-browser

Why we included this project

Anyone who spends their working day in the Cursor editor knows how fast AI chat history piles up, and how hard it gets to find that one explanation from three weeks ago. This is a small local web app that reads Cursor's chat and Composer logs straight from the editor's storage, groups them by workspace, and lets you search across everything in one go. It also turns those logs into something you can reuse: export a single exchange or a whole conversation as Markdown, a formatted HTML document with highlighted code, or a PDF to share with a teammate or keep as documentation. It handles both the older workspace-specific storage and the newer global storage that recent Cursor versions use, so it keeps working as the editor changes. For developers who want to mine their own chat history for solutions, reasoning patterns, or prompts worth reusing, this is a convenient way to do it without relying on the editor's built-in browsing.