the integrations
Cursor
Cursor takes BOTH halves: the plugin bundle (rule · skill · subagent · commands · hooks · MCP) from its marketplace, and the editor extension from Open VSX. Source, license and claims live in the repo — this room is its projection, never its replacement.
- clientthe kindplug it into your tool
- MITthe licenseread it in the repo
- 3install stepsthe ritual below
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how it works
Search « nika » in Settings → Plugins: one Add installs the full bundle. Teams wire this repo as a team marketplace (Dashboard → Plugins). Until the listing serves you, `nika init` equips the repo fully — rules, MCP, the three subagents, the seatbelt hooks. The extension is the other half: the live DAG on the file the agent writes.
get set up
- 1The plugin: search « nika » in Settings → Plugins, one Add.
- 2Or equip the repo directly
nika init - 3The extension rides Open VSX
code --install-extension supernovae.nika-lang
The two halves compose: the agent writes the file, the extension draws it. the extension, in depth →
what lands in the agent
4 skills · 3 subagents · 5 commands · 9 oracle toolsthe skills · when to reach for nika
- nika-authoring
- nika-debugging
- nika-operating
- nika-migration
the subagents · author, debug, migrate
- nika-author
- nika-debugger
- nika-migrator
the commands · one keystroke each
- /nika:check
- /nika:explain
- /nika:new
- /nika:trace
- /nika:permits
the oracle tools · read-only, one room each
cross-references
the rooms it touches
where it lives
Start local: install. The whole language lives in the map. Read the spec →