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cursor-plugin-cc v0.4.0 Adds Adversarial Review Command to Challenge Design Decisions

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Developer tools plugin cursor-plugin-cc released version 0.4.0 this week, introducing a new command called /cursor:adversarial-review designed to question design choices rather than just hunt for code-level bugs. The plugin integrates Claude and Cursor's Composer, letting Claude plan and review while Composer writes code, all within a single terminal interface. Unlike standard code review, the adversarial command pressure-tests assumptions, trade-offs, and failure modes, and can be steered toward specific concerns by appending a plain-text focus prompt. The command is intentionally user-invoked only and is read-only by construction, with a post-run check that fails the job if the working tree was modified, preventing it from quietly making edits. A small usability improvement was also added, where the tool now auto-detects diff size and recommends whether to run the review inline or in the background.

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