- Introduced a new `startup` module to capture and manage startup diagnostics.
- Implemented logging functionality with daily rotation and error reporting for application startup failures.
- Updated the main application run function to return an exit code based on startup success or failure.
- Added new dependencies for logging and diagnostics in `Cargo.toml`.
- Increased request timeout in the control service for improved stability.
- Expanded maximum search results in the federation module for better search capabilities.
- Added initial server setup with Cargo.toml defining dependencies and project structure.
- Created build.rs for generating protobuf bindings and validating wire contracts.
- Established database schema with initial migration files for conversations, messages, and runs.
- Introduced tools and prompts for Cursor functionality, enhancing user interaction capabilities.
- Introduced a new documentation site for Cursor BYOK using Next.js and Fumadocs.
- Added a product demo page with a corresponding Vite configuration.
- Implemented a demo API to simulate LLM calls and responses.
- Enhanced the Makefile to include new build and development commands for the documentation.
- Updated package.json scripts for building and running the documentation site.
- Created various components and layouts for the documentation structure, including blog and user documentation sections.
- Added styling for the new components and layouts to ensure a cohesive design.
- Included a README and other necessary files for local development and deployment.
The Shell tool schema lacked a `required_permissions` parameter,
preventing models from requesting elevated sandbox permissions
(e.g. unrestricted network access). This adds:
- `required_permissions` parameter to the Shell tool schema in tools.json
- Sandboxing instructions in the Shell tool description so models know
when and how to request permissions
- `shell_sandbox_policy()` in request.rs to map the parameter to the
protobuf `SandboxPolicy.requested_sandbox_policy` field
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>