yuaotian/go-cursor-help

This tool is designed to fix a specific problem that Cursor AI (the AI-powered code editor) users run into: messages saying "Your request has been blocked," "You've reached your trial request limit," or "Too many free trial accounts used on this machine." These errors appear when Cursor detects that its free trial has been used up on your computer. The tool works by resetting a unique device identifier that Cursor uses to track trial usage, essentially making Cursor think it's running on a new machine, which resets the free trial limit. It's a one-command script that runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. For a vibe coder who relies on Cursor's AI features and has hit the free tier limit without wanting to pay for a subscription, this is a practical workaround. The script runs in your terminal (the command-line interface on your computer) in a single step. A few important things to understand: this is a gray-area tool that circumvents Cursor's usage tracking, which likely violates Cursor's terms of service. Use it knowing that risk. The README also promotes paid "membership" services selling Cursor access, which appear to be third-party resellers rather than official Cursor products, treat those offers with appropriate skepticism. The tool itself is open source and widely used (over 26,000 GitHub stars suggests significant adoption among users frustrated with the free tier limits), but it operates in ethically and legally ambiguous territory.