Building with Cursor (Public) (www.notion.so)

Cursor has published a public-facing version of an internal onboarding guide originally created for GTM and non‑engineering hires. The guide walks readers step‑by‑step from a blank slate to a fully built and deployed project using Cursor’s tooling, explicitly encouraging creativity and experimentation. It’s intended to help people with limited engineering backgrounds get hands‑on with the platform and produce production‑ready outcomes. Making this internal onboarding material public matters because it lowers the barrier for non‑engineers to contribute to AI/ML product workflows, speeds up prototyping, and broadens who can iterate on and test ideas with Cursor. Technically, the guide promises an end‑to‑end trajectory — onboarding, project scaffolding, build steps, and deployment — so users can follow a reproducible path from concept to live app. For the AI/ML community, that means faster feedback loops, easier cross‑functional collaboration, and more inclusive access to building and deploying models or model‑powered features without deep engineering overhead. The emphasis on creativity also suggests the guide is flexible enough to support diverse use cases and rapid experimentation.