Just had a WEIRD moment in
@cursor_ai , random Chinese text popped up in my terminal while using Composer! 😱 Thought it was a hack at first, but nope, it's a bug. Here's what happened & why you might see it too.
1/ What I saw: Mid-session in Composer (Cursor's AI agent mode), my console spits out: “已创建基本目录结构。初始化各个项目:先初始化 Taro 项目。” (Translates to: "Basic directory structure created. Initializing projects: first the Taro project.") Then BAM, errors like "Model provided invalid arguments to terminal tool." WTH?
2/ Likely cause: Cursor's Composer was trying to scaffold a multi-project workspace, defaulting to a template that includes Taro (a cross-platform framework). The Chinese text? Part of an internal log, probably from multilingual prompts or devs. But it glitched on tool calls (file edits/terminal commands), causing invalid args errors. Matches bug reports from other users!
3/ Why Chinese? Cursor has a global user base, including China. The scaffolding script likely includes bilingual logs. I didn't ask for Taro, it just assumed or misread my prompt. Then the agent botched the execution, mixing success logs with failure messages. Not malware, just flaky AI! 😂
4/ Implications for devs: This highlights instability in Cursor's tool-calling system, agents aren't always passing args correctly. If you're building complex projects, watch out!
Tips: Restart Composer, start fresh chats, specify frameworks explicitly (e.g., "Use React Vite, NO Taro"). Clear cache if it persists.
5/ Bottom line: If you see random Chinese in Cursor, chill, it's probably a benign bug during project init. But it shows AI coding tools still have kinks. Share if you've hit this!
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