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Demo: Multi-Agent Orchestration in Cursor

A demonstration project showing how a high-level Cursor agent can delegate a trip-planning task to specialized flight- and hotel-research subagents using Cursor's agent skills.

Demo: Multi-Agent Orchestration in Cursor

This project is a demo of multi-agent orchestration inside the Cursor IDE. A primary trip-planner agent coordinates two specialized subagents, a flight researcher and a hotel researcher, delegating parts of a travel-planning task to each and combining their results.

The subagents call custom Agent Skills that execute shell scripts to search flight and hotel data, and the whole flow is triggered from the Cursor chat panel with a slash command. Running the demo produces a written trip report and task logs in the repository's reports directory, illustrating transparent delegation between a coordinator and specialist agents.

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