Cursor + Corcava MCP : planifier votre semaine depuis l'IDE
Utilisez Cursor avec Corcava MCP pour générer des plans hebdomadaires depuis votre IDE et les transformer en listes de tâches. Ce guide montre comment créer des plans hebdo, référencer les changements de code et enregistrer l'avancement dans les tâches Corcava — sans quitter l'éditeur.
Ce que ce workflow permet
La planification hebdo avec Cursor et Corcava MCP intègre la gestion de projet à votre flux de développement :
Résultats clés
- Planification dans l'IDE : Planifiez votre semaine sans quitter Cursor
- Listes d'implémentation : Transformez les plans hebdo en tâches code actionnables
- Planification liée au code : Référencez les vrais changements de code dans votre plan
- Suivi d'avancement : Enregistrez l'avancement dans les tâches Corcava
- Workflow fluide : Planifier, coder et suivre au même endroit
Prérequis
Avant d'utiliser ce workflow, assurez-vous d'avoir :
- Cursor installé et configuré avec Corcava MCP
- Une clé API Corcava avec accès lecture/écriture aux tâches
- Des tâches avec dates d'échéance dans Corcava
- Des projets organisés dans votre espace
Configurer Cursor avec Corcava MCP →
Workflow pas à pas
Étape 1 : Générer le plan hebdomadaire
Start by creating a weekly plan from your Corcava tasks:
Weekly Plan Prompt
What Cursor's AI does:
- Calls
list_tasksto gather tasks due this week - Groups tasks by project
- Identifies blockers and dependencies
- Presents organized weekly plan
Step 2: Create Implementation Checklist
Turn your weekly plan into an actionable implementation checklist:
Implementation Checklist Prompt
What Cursor's AI does:
- Analyzes task descriptions and requirements
- Breaks tasks into implementation steps
- References your codebase structure
- Creates actionable coding checklist
Step 3: Reference Code Changes
As you implement, reference actual code changes in your progress updates:
Code-Aware Progress Update
What Cursor's AI does:
- Understands the code changes you made
- Calls
update_taskto update status - Calls
add_task_commentwith code change details - Links code changes to task progress
Step 4: Log Progress Back to Corcava
Regularly log your implementation progress:
Progress Logging Prompt
What Cursor's AI does:
- Updates task status in Corcava
- Adds detailed progress comment
- Documents what was implemented
- Keeps task tracking up to date
Complete Workflow Prompts
Here are complete, copy-paste ready prompts for the full workflow:
Monday: Weekly Planning
Use this when: Starting a new week and planning your work
During Work: Progress Update
Use this when: You've made code changes and want to log progress
End of Day: Daily Summary
Use this when: Wrapping up your workday
Cursor-Specific Advantages
Why Cursor + Corcava MCP Works Well
- Code Context: Cursor's AI understands your codebase, so it can create implementation checklists that reference actual files
- Inline Planning: Plan and code in the same environment—no context switching
- Code-Aware Updates: Log progress with references to specific code changes
- Seamless Integration: MCP tools work directly in Cursor's chat interface
- Task Visibility: See your Corcava tasks while coding
Implementation Checklist Example
Example: Authentication Feature Task
Task: Implement JWT authentication
Implementation Checklist:
- Create JWT token generation utility in
src/auth/jwt.ts - Update login endpoint in
src/auth/login.tsto return JWT tokens - Add token validation middleware in
src/middleware/auth.ts - Create token refresh endpoint in
src/auth/refresh.ts - Write unit tests in
tests/auth.test.ts - Update API documentation with new endpoints
This checklist: References actual files, breaks task into code steps, creates actionable items
Troubleshooting
Tasks Not Appearing
Symptom: Weekly plan shows no tasks
Possible causes:
- No tasks have due dates for this week
- Tasks in different workspace
- API key doesn't have access
Fix: Check Corcava to verify tasks have due dates, or try "tasks due this month"
Code References Not Working
Symptom: AI can't reference your code files
Possible causes:
- Files not in workspace
- Path references incorrect
Fix: Use relative paths from project root, or open files in Cursor first
Related Resources
Cursor Setup
Configure Corcava MCP in Cursor
Weekly Planning Use Case
General weekly planning workflow
Editor Workflow
IDE-centric task management
Status Reports
Cursor status reporting workflows
Plan and Code in One Place
Use Cursor with Corcava MCP to plan your week and track progress from your IDE
