You may install the module from PowerShell Gallery.

Install-Module -Name CursorPosition

or

Install-Module -Name CursorPosition -Scope CurrentUser # for current user only.

• Get-Cursor # Returns current cursor position
• Get-Cursor -List # Returns the list of saved cursor position
• Get-Cursor | Add-Cursor -Name "My favorite Position" # Returns and Saves Current position with a the name.
• Get-Cursor | Add-Cursor | Out-Null # Saves current position, doesn't return anything
• Get-Cursor -Id 2 # Returns the position with Id of 2
• Get-Cursor -Name "My favorite Position" # Returns the position with the name
• Set-Cursor -X 125 -Y 250 # Sets the cursor to (125,250)
• Get-Cursor -id 2 | Set-Cursor # Sets the cursor to the position with id of 2
• Get-Cursor -Name "My favorite Position" | Set-Cursor # Sets the cursor the position
• Add-Cursor -X 125 -Y 250 -Name "X Button" # Saves the cursor with the name
• Remove-Cursor -id 2 # Removes the position from list
• Remove-Cursor -All #Clears the list
• Get-Cursor -Id 2 | Remove-Cursor # Removes the position with Id of 2 from the list
• Get-Cursor -List | Export-Cursor -Path .\ -Name "My Positions" # Exports the list to a CSV file with the name of "My Positions.csv" in the current directory.
• Get-Cursor -Name "My Favorite" | Export-Cursor -Path .\ -OpenLocation # Exports the position with the id of 2 to a CSV file with the name of "Year-Month-Day_Hour-Minute-Secons.csv" in the current location and opens the folder.
• Import-Cursor -Path ".\My Positions.csv" # imports positions from list and appends them to the current list
• Import-Cursor -Path ".\My Positions.csv" -Overwrite # imports positions from list and overwrites the current lists.

• Switch to PSobjects from Classes to make it compatible to Version < 5
• Find an alternative to "$Script:CursorRepository.Id" as it doesn't work in version < 5
• Implement xdotool to make it available in Linux and Mac OS