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Docs Canvas
A single-skill Cursor plugin that renders architecture notes, API references, runbooks, or codebase walkthroughs as a navigable Cursor Canvas instead of a flat markdown file.
The documentation counterpart to PR Review Canvas, and structurally identical: one skill, one job. It builds a Canvas with an overview card, a navigable table of contents, body sections mixing prose, code, and diagrams, and a references block — a floor the skill explicitly says to exceed where a diagram, table, or worked example would serve the reader better.
Who it’s for
Turning a directory of markdown docs, one large doc, or a codebase question into something scannable rather than a flat top-to-bottom read.
Installing it
The plugin's README documents no install command of its own. Install it the way Cursor's docs describe for any marketplace plugin: open Customize in the sidebar, find the plugin, select Install, and choose project or user scope.
What it needs
- Cursor with Canvas enabled — listed as a requirement in the plugin's own README.
- Source material: a directory of markdown files, a single doc URL, an inline outline, or a codebase question to answer.
The one skill it ships
The whole plugin is this one skill.
- docs-canvasRender a documentation-style Cursor Canvas organizing architecture notes, API references, walkthroughs, and how-tos into a navigable layout with sections, tables of contents, and cross-references.
The caveat that matters
The plugin's own README calls it an "initial scaffold": the skill structure is complete, but its body is deliberately a starting outline rather than a fully-tuned playbook. Its manifest version is 0.1.0.
Related entities
Cursor plugins
- PR Review CanvasA single-skill Cursor plugin that renders a pull request diff as a Cursor Canvas organized by reviewer value — core logic in full, wiring condensed, boilerplate summarized.
Sources and provenance
Everything on this page was read from primary sources published by Cursor: the plugin’s own .cursor-plugin/plugin.json manifest, its README, and the frontmatter of every skill it ships, plus the repository’s marketplace manifest for the quoted listing copy. Last checked on .
Cursor’s marketplace copy for this plugin reads: “Render documentation as a navigable canvas.” — quoted, not assessed.
Nobody here has installed or run this plugin. Version numbers and component lists are a snapshot and will drift — the source directory is authoritative. Cursor states that every marketplace plugin is manually reviewed before listing; the criteria are not published in detail and have not been audited here.