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AI-first code editor built on top of VS Code. Tab completions, agentic edits across files, and a chat that can run commands and edit code. Subscription-based; supports multiple model backends.

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Last 365 days · 16 changes

Launches (14)

  • Introducing Composer 2.5 · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Enhanced intelligence and behavior over Composer 2
    • Better handling of long‑running tasks
    • More reliable following of complex instructions

  • Interact with agent-created visualizations in canvases · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Agents can generate interactive dashboards, diagrams, and custom interfaces via canvases
    • First-party React-based UI components (tables, boxes, diagrams, charts) available for canvas creation
    • Skills framework allowing teaching agents to create specific types of canvases (e.g., Docs Canvas)

  • Meet the new Cursor · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Multi-workspace interface supporting multiple repositories
    • Parallel execution of local and cloud agents with demo screenshots
    • Fast handoff between local and cloud agent sessions

  • Build programmatic agents with the Cursor SDK · Cursor

    ⚠ Upgrade required
    • Install SDK via `npm install @cursor/sdk` and set `CURSOR_API_KEY` environment variable for authentication.
    Notable features
    • Cursor SDK enables creation of coding agents using the same runtime as Cursor products via TypeScript.
    • Cloud agent deployment with dedicated VMs, sandboxing, and seamless session persistence.
    • Integration with Cloud Agents API to surface runs in Cursor's UI.

  • Introducing organizations for Cursor Enterprise · Cursor

    ⚠ Upgrade required
    • Existing team configurations are preserved; admins can create additional teams at the organization level without migration steps.
    Notable features
    • Organizations as top‑level containers for company‑wide identity, administration, and membership
    • Teams under organizations each with independent budgets, security settings, and feature controls
    • Groups providing cross‑team user cohorts with distinct model access, spend limits, and agent permissions

  • Development environments for your cloud agents · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Multi-repo environments allowing cloud agents to reason across and modify changes in several codebases simultaneously
    • Dockerfile-based environment configuration with build secrets for private registries and enhanced layer caching (70% faster cached builds)

  • Run cloud agents in your own infrastructure · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Self‑hosted cloud agents run in isolated VMs with terminals, browsers, and full desktop environments entirely within the customer's network.
    • Agents retain all capabilities of Cursor‑hosted agents: dedicated per‑agent machines, multi‑model tool access, parallel task execution, and persistent work regardless of user presence.

  • Fast regex search: indexing text for agent tools · Cursor

    Routine maintenance release for Cursor.

  • Introducing Composer 2 · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Composer 2 offers frontier‑level coding intelligence across benchmarks (Terminal‑Bench 2.0, SWE‑bench Multilingual).
    • Pricing set at $0.50/M input and $2.50/M output tokens; faster variant priced at $1.50/M input and $7.50/M output tokens.
    • Technical report released detailing training methodology.

  • Over 30 new plugins join the Cursor Marketplace · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Over 30 new plugins from partners (Atlassian, Datadog, GitLab, Glean, Hugging Face, monday.com, PlanetScale) added to the Cursor Marketplace
    • Admins on Teams and Enterprise plans can create team marketplaces for distributing private plugins

  • Build agents that run automatically · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Always-on Cursor Automations triggered by schedules or events (Slack messages, Linear issues, GitHub PR merges, PagerDuty incidents)
    • Custom webhook configuration for additional event sources
    • Agents run in cloud sandboxes with configurable MCPs and a persistent memory tool

  • Cursor is now available in JetBrains IDEs · Cursor

    ⚠ Upgrade required
    • Install the Cursor ACP from the ACP Registry within the JetBrains IDE and authenticate with an existing Cursor account (free for paid plan users).
    Notable features
    • Cursor integration through the Agent Client Protocol (ACP) in IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs
    • Ability to select frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Cursor for agent‑driven tasks

  • Closing the code review loop with Bugbot Autofix · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Bugbot Autofix: automatically finds and proposes fixes for issues in PRs
    • Autofix out of beta, available to all Bugbot users

  • Cursor agents can now control their own computers · Cursor

    Notable features
    • Cursor agents operate in isolated cloud VMs with full development environments
    • Agents can test changes, produce artifacts (videos, screenshots, logs), and create merge-ready PRs
    • Remote desktop control allows users to interact with modified software without local checkout

Price changes (2)

  • Improvements to Teams Pricing · Cursor

    ⚠ Upgrade required
    • New pricing changes apply immediately to all new customers; renewing customers on billing cycles starting July 1 2026 will see the updates.
    • Admins should review seat allocations in the Cursor dashboard and adjust configurations for spend alerts as needed.
    Notable features
    • Separate Composer and third‑party API usage pools per seat
    • Premium seat offering 5× standard usage at 3× the cost ($96/$120 monthly vs $32/$40)
    • Real‑time dashboard showing usage proximity and configurable spend alerts via Slack or email

  • Updates to Bugbot for Teams and Individuals · Cursor

    ⚠ Upgrade required
    • Existing customers can switch to usage‑based billing early via the Cursor dashboard.
    • Billing change takes effect at next renewal after June 8th, 2026 (e.g., May 2027 for annual subscribers).
    Breaking changes
    • Removed $40 per seat per month subscription fee; all pricing now usage‑based.
    Notable features
    • Configurable Bugbot effort levels allowing longer, deeper PR reviews or dynamic logic.
    • Average run cost documented as $1.00–$1.50 depending on PR size and complexity.

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