Command reference ยท Cursor CLI
/copy-request-id
Copies the last request's ID to the clipboard.
/copy-request-id copies the ID of the last request sent to the model to the clipboard. Unlike the conversation ID, which identifies the entire session, this request ID always refers only to the last single request within the session.
The command is mainly intended for support and debugging cases: when a specific problem occurs with exactly one response โ an error, an unusually long response time, or an unexpected result โ it can be reported precisely to the Cursor team via the request ID, without having to search through the entire session.
As with the other copy commands, there's no visible terminal output; the ID goes straight to the system clipboard. If the problem instead spans multiple messages or affects the whole session, /copy-conversation-id is the better choice.
โ WHEN TO USE IT?
Report a specific problem to support
/copy-request-id โ paste the ID directly into the support ticket
Make an unusual single response instantly traceable
Run /copy-request-id right after a faulty response to capture the ID immediately
โ WHEN NOT TO?
It's about the whole conversation, not a single request
The request ID refers only to the last single request.
Better: Use /copy-conversation-id instead
SOURCES
- Cursor Docs โ Slash Commands โ cursor.com