PayloadIQ for Cursor
Turn selected JSON into TypeScript, Zod, or clean Markdown without leaving Cursor — then hand the result to Cursor's AI as tight, structured context instead of a raw payload.
Runs in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to PayloadIQ.
Cursor runs VS Code extensions, so the PayloadIQ extension works in it natively — install the .vsixbelow and you're set. A one-click install from Open VSX (Cursor's marketplace) is on the way.
.vsix directly, or grab the source ZIP to build it yourself.Better context for Cursor's AI
Cursor is at its best when you give its model clean, structured context. A raw API payload is the opposite of that — nested, untyped, and expensive in tokens. PayloadIQ turns a selected payload into the artefacts an AI editor actually reasons over: a typed interface, a Zod schema that documents every field, or compact Markdown you can paste into a chat. Convert once, and Cursor stops guessing the shape of your data.
Install in Cursor
- 1Download the .vsix file above.
- 2In Cursor, open the Command Palette (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P).
- 3Run “Extensions: Install from VSIX…” and choose the downloaded file.
- 4Reload when prompted — the PayloadIQ commands appear in the palette and the editor right-click menu.
Same build as the VS Code extension — Cursor shares the VS Code extension host, so every command behaves identically.
Privacy
The extension encodes your JSON into the playground URL locally and opens it in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server. TypeScript, Zod, and field paths are generated entirely inside the extension. No telemetry, no remote code, no secrets.