Final classroom resources and publishing notes
Cursor · illustrative everyday use case
Ellen carries her classroom site knowledge into every new semester
Ellen is a teacher who uses Cursor’s AI instructions to maintain a small classroom resource site without writing code by hand.
Cursor helps her change page text, add downloads, and refresh dates. She asks it to store the stable rules and completed artifacts in DiskDrive so a future editing session starts with the right context.
The connection
How Ellen connects Cursor
DiskDrive uses a browser authorization flow. The person signs in directly to DiskDrive, reviews permissions, and never gives the AI a DiskDrive password or pasted access token.
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Ellen opens Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP and adds a new remote server.
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She names it DiskDrive and enters the secure DiskDrive address as the Streamable HTTP URL.
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She chooses Connect or Authenticate, signs in through the browser, and approves only the permissions she wants Cursor to have.
The everyday benefit
What goes into DiskDrive
The AI helps with the conversation. DiskDrive holds the finished files and explicit Memories that should still exist afterward.
Accessibility and formatting requirements
Decisions that should remain consistent each semester
Later, when it matters
When Ellen updates the site for a new term, Cursor can find the previous release notes and check proposed changes against the saved accessibility rules. She can focus on the class material rather than remembering how the site was assembled.
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