bug feature-request conversation-tracking#3055

title: [Bug] Conversation Tracking Feature Not Working # Cursor Bug Report: Conversation Tracking Not Working ## Environment - OS: Windows 10.0.22631 - Workspace Path: D:/av - Shell: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe ## Issue Description The conversation tracking feature is not working despite proper configuration in `.cursor/settings.json`. No conversation logs are being generated. ## Configuration ```json { "conversation_tracking": { "enabled": true, "output_dir": "D:/av/cursor_talks", "log_level": "debug", "rules": { "file_specific_logs": { "enabled": true, "format": { "timestamp": true, "timestamp_format": "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", "speaker_prefix": true } } }, "triggers": { "on_file_focus": true, "on_file_mention": true } } } ``` ## Expected Behavior 1. Create output directory if it doesn't exist 2. Generate conversation logs when: - File is focused - File is mentioned in conversation 3. Save logs according to configured format ## Actual Behavior 1. Output directory is not created 2. No conversation logs are generated 3. No error messages or warnings are shown 4. Feature appears completely non-functional ## Steps to Reproduce 1. Create `.cursor/settings.json` with conversation tracking enabled 2. Set valid output directory and configuration 3. Focus on different files or mention files in conversation 4. Check output directory for logs ## Additional Notes - Configuration file is valid JSON - All required settings are present - No error messages in console - Feature appears to be completely inactive rather than partially working ## Impact Unable to track and document conversations about code, which impacts: 1. Code review documentation 2. Development history tracking 3. Team collaboration 4. Project documentation ## Suggested Investigation Areas 1. Configuration file loading logic 2. Event handling implementation 3. File system permissions 4. Logging implementation ## Workarounds Attempted 1. Using relative path for output_dir 2. Different directory names 3. Different permission levels 4. Different file patterns