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AxiOwl should not use Cursor URI wake-up as the normal delivery path when the bridge watcher is installed and active.
URI wake-up has a job. It can help activate or reach the bridge when the bridge is not already available. But using it as the normal route can create misleading warnings, especially when Cursor tries to resolve an extension URI and reports that an extension was not found.
The better normal path is command-file delivery through the installed bridge watcher.
That path keeps delivery quieter and more explicit. AxiOwl writes a command into the known bridge command location. The bridge running inside Cursor picks it up and executes the provider action. Results can be written back to a result location. This gives AxiOwl a direct evidence trail without pretending the URI launch itself is delivery proof.
The patch still matters. Cursor delivery depends on the bridge being able to reach the live agent/composer submit behavior. The patch should make that possible while avoiding fragile broad changes.
The fallback boundary should be documented:
– use bridge watcher first when active;
– use URI only to wake or recover when needed;
– log when fallback was used;
– do not treat URI warning noise as provider success.
This design preserves the working message flow while removing false warnings.
Cursor integration remains one of the most delicate provider paths. Keeping the normal route explicit is how AxiOwl avoids turning fallback behavior into the main product.