For Cursor
Cursor can edit code fast.
It still needs image, video, and vision capabilities.
Cursor is excellent at workspace-aware edits, refactors, and code navigation. The gap appears when the workflow leaves pure code and needs product visuals, walkthrough videos, screenshot understanding, or recording review. AnyCap adds that missing capability layer through one skill, one login, and one CLI, so you keep Cursor and extend what it can actually do.
Don't switch agents. Add capabilities immediately.
Early Access
AnyCap is currently in early access. Capabilities shown on this page are available to early access users. Request access on GitHub to get started.
Capability gap
Where Cursor still needs help
Cursor can stay excellent at coding while AnyCap fills the workflows that need image, video, and vision capabilities.
| Capability | Cursor alone | Add with AnyCap | Best next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image generation | Not built in | Generate visuals and mockups through one runtime | Image Generation page |
| Video generation | Not built in | Create walkthroughs and motion output through one CLI | Video Generation page |
| Image understanding | No unified runtime | Read screenshots, diagrams, and visual QA inputs | Image Understanding page |
| Video analysis | Separate provider work | Inspect recordings from the same command surface | Video Analysis page |
| One auth flow | Per-provider setup | One login for every capability | Get Started page |
This page is the Cursor hub. Until Cursor-specific deep pages exist, the next steps route directly to the capability pages that close each gap fastest.
Install in 3 steps
Step 1
Install the skill
npx -y skills add anycap-ai/anycap -a cursor -y
This teaches Cursor how to discover and invoke the AnyCap capability runtime inside its existing workflow.
Step 2
Install the CLI
curl -fsSL https://anycap.ai/install.sh | sh
Once the CLI is installed, Cursor gets one stable command surface instead of a new SDK or script for every missing capability.
Step 3
Log in and verify
anycap login && anycap status
After authentication, Cursor can move across image, video, and vision workflows without changing tools.
Start with the first missing capability
Creative output
Image Generation
Best next page when Cursor needs product visuals, marketing assets, UI mockups, or creative output.
anycap image generate
Motion output
Video Generation
Best next page when the workflow needs demos, walkthroughs, or motion prototypes.
anycap video generate
Vision
Image Understanding
Best next page when Cursor needs to read screenshots, diagrams, OCR, or design feedback.
anycap image read
Analysis
Video Analysis
Best next page when Cursor needs to inspect recordings and extract structured details.
anycap video read
FAQ
Can Cursor generate images on its own?
Not as a built-in capability layer. AnyCap adds image generation to Cursor through one skill install and one CLI.
Can Cursor read screenshots and recordings through one runtime?
Not consistently by default. AnyCap gives Cursor one runtime for image understanding and video analysis, so those workflows do not turn into separate provider setups.
Does AnyCap replace Cursor?
No. The point is to keep Cursor and add the image, video, and vision capabilities it still needs.
What is the fastest way to add capabilities to Cursor?
Install the AnyCap skill, install the CLI, run anycap login, and then call the missing capability from the same command surface.