Cursor Hackathon Seoul Vol. 3 (Winner)

Our team won Cursor Hackathon Seoul Vol. 3 with OOOPS, an OS operations tool for a local agent development environment. Held at Seoul AI Hub, the one-day event asked teams to turn an idea into a usable AI product with Cursor. We started from a practical gap: writing code with agents had become easier, while operating the surrounding tools still involved scattered commands and settings.

OOOPS brings installation and inventory into the same desktop workspace as runtime status and release changes. A natural-language request provides an entry point, while dedicated views expose processes and listening ports. Users can inspect the local environment and see how configuration changes affect it without moving between unrelated tools.

I connected the Rust and Tauri desktop host to local system information and a loopback FastAPI service. The interface keeps operational state visible beyond the conversation, including resource activity and provider-safe logs. Feedback on the early prototype helped sharpen the direction: an agent workspace should make the actual machine understandable, with policy and execution evidence close to the action they govern.