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# **cursor/cookbook**

main Updated last month [GitHub](https://github.com/cursor/cookbook)

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## Repository statistics

- Indexed skills

  **2**
- Skill groups

  **2**
- GitHub stars

  **4,111**
- Forks

  **491**

## Skills by folder

2 total

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### **Dag task runner**

1 skill

[<h3>**/skill**</h3>Decompose a user's task into a DAG of subtasks and execute them with Cursor SDK local subagents in topological order, rendering live streaming status to a canvas. Each task has a complexity (HIGH/MED/LOW) that maps to a model. Use when the user asks to fan out work, decompose a task into a DAG, run subagents in parallel, or break a large task into a dependency graph. /skill](https://skilld.dev/gh/cursor/cookbook/skill)

Updated 5 months ago

### **Skills**

1 skill

[<h3>**/dag-task-runner**</h3>Decompose a user's task into a DAG of subtasks and execute them with Cursor SDK local subagents in topological order, rendering live streaming status to a canvas. Each task has a complexity (HIGH/MED/LOW) that maps to a model. Use when the user asks to fan out work, decompose a task into a DAG, run subagents in parallel, or break a large task into a dependency graph. /dag-task-runner](https://skilld.dev/gh/cursor/cookbook/dag-task-runner)

Updated 2 months ago

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