Once the environment is live, teammates should use Cursor's browser mode to navigate the actual product instead of hunting through code. They should be able to say "update this flow" or "generate a new page for this feature," and the agent should map it to the right files and handle the updates.

What We'll Explore

1. Cursor Browser Mode Mastery

• Using browser mode to navigate and understand your product

• Mapping UI elements to code locations

• Understanding how Cursor interprets visual interfaces

1. Infa Comments for Browser-Based Collaboration

• Using Infa comments to comment directly in the browser

• Tagging team members and the Cursor Background Agent to make changes

• Streamlining feedback and implementation workflows

1. Natural Language to Code Mapping

• Teaching Cursor to understand your codebase structure

• Creating prompts that map to the right files

• Handling complex feature requests end-to-end

1. Flow Updates and Feature Generation

• Updating existing flows with natural language prompts

• Generating new pages and features from scratch

• Ensuring changes align with existing patterns

1. Cross-Functional Collaboration

• Enabling designers and PMs to make code changes

• Bridging the gap between design and implementation

• Creating workflows for non-engineers
  

Who Should Join

• Product Managers wanting to make direct code changes

• Designers seeking to implement their designs

• Frontend Engineers optimizing Cursor workflows

• Engineering Managers enabling team autonomy

Format

• Live Browser Mode Demo - Interactive exploration of Cursor's browser capabilities

• Real Product Examples - Live demonstration of updating flows and generating features

• Community Q&A and Shared Takeaways - Interactive elements to engage the community