cursor-sso-integration

The cursor-sso-integration skill provides guided documentation for configuring single sign-on (SSO) and enterprise authentication within Cursor. It is designed to help organizations centralize user authentication by integrating Cursor with an existing identity provider. By following this skill, administrators can connect Cursor to their enterprise identity systems, reducing the need for separate credentials and improving security through managed access. The skill focuses on configuration workflows rather than code, making it suitable for administrative and IT-focused setup tasks.

This skill covers SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0/OIDC authentication flows and walks through the required setup steps in a structured manner. It includes guidance on verifying a company domain in Cursor, creating and configuring an application in the chosen identity provider, setting ACS URLs and entity identifiers, mapping user attributes such as email and name, and uploading identity provider metadata to Cursor. The skill also addresses testing the integration with an administrator account and rolling it out to the wider organization. The documented outputs include an active SSO integration, enabled user provisioning, configured role mapping, and enforced security policies.

Typical use cases include onboarding Cursor into an existing enterprise authentication environment, standardizing login across teams, and meeting organizational security requirements. The primary target users are IT administrators, security teams, and organization admins responsible for identity and access management. It is particularly relevant for companies using Cursor Business or Enterprise plans and identity providers such as Okta, Azure AD, or Google Workspace, and for users who already have a basic understanding of SAML or OAuth-based authentication systems.