Cursor AI Tutorial For Beginners (Make a Chrome Extension without any coding) 🤯

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In this Cursor AI tutorial video, I’m excited to share how I created a powerful Chrome extension that transforms complex text into simple, easy-to-understand summaries, all in a delightful ELI5 style! Using the innovative capabilities of Cursor AI, I streamlined the development process and showcased how AI can make information accessible for everyone.
👩‍💻 *What You’ll Learn:*
- Step-by-step instructions on building a Chrome extension from scratch.
- How to harness the power of Cursor AI to enhance your coding skills.
- Tips and tricks for summarizing any selected text effortlessly!
- Real-time examples demonstrating the extension in action.
Whether you're a coding novice or a seasoned pro, this tutorial is designed for all skill levels. Join me as I guide you through each stage of development, and discover how you can simplify your reading experience! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more exciting tech tutorials!
💻 *Try it for yourself!* Watch the video, and soon you’ll be able to summarize any text in a way that even a 5-year-old can understand! Let’s dive in!
Chapters:
01:02 - Lesss Gooo!!!!
02:25 - Cursor's Second Feature
03:21 - Cursor's Third Feature
03:49 - Installing Cursor
05:05 - Cursor is all set
06:38 - Logic of Chrome Extension
09:22 - Asking Cursor to make all the files
10:54 - Installing our extension
11:05 - Error 1
11:35 - Error 2
11:57 - Success!
12:24 - Entering our API Key
12:53 - Extension Testing
13:23 - It works!
13:53 - Making changes
16:19 - Making it better
18:40 - Testing on Wikipedia
19:27 - Extension simplifies Wikipedia
20:20 - What more you can do
21:00 - Testing on Google Scholar Articles

[@buiquocanh7185]

I dont know such a thing about coding, using perplexity to find out how to use cursor and find your video. You actually explain how to use it like a 5-year old child. Thank you very much!!!

[@b2brish]

You're very welcome!