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Projects is a new left-hand-nav surface where a coordinator agent plans work, delegates to parallel subagents running on cloud machines, and returns finished work for review. Each project keeps shared context files that sync across cloud and local machines, and subscriptions let the coordinator act on Slack channels, schedules, or PRs without a prompt.

Introduces self-hosted machines that keep codebases, build outputs, and secrets on internal infrastructure while the agent handles tool calls locally. Team pools scale worker capacity up and down with demand and hibernate idle machines, and cloud agents can now run on AWS Lambda, Coder, Cloudflare, Daytona, Modal, Namespace, Vercel, and E2B. Computer use now works on self-hosted Linux and Mac workers.

Cloud agents can now subscribe to PRs, Slack threads, or scheduled tasks, wake on events, and drive work to completion. Skills can be pinned as custom modes, subagents can run on isolated VMs, and /goal gives agents long-lived objectives; follow-up messages now wait for the next tool call instead of interrupting.

Cursor now hosts code in early beta on paid plans, starting with repos, pull requests, code browsing, and GitHub sync. GitHub repos can sit alongside Cursor-hosted ones with two-way PR comment sync, and agents can answer questions about code, make changes, and push branches. Vercel, Depot, and Buildkite integrations are available now.

Cursor can now read, write, and act across Google Workspace via plugins for Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Chat — search, create, edit, and manage content without leaving Cursor.

Cursor introduces a new Start plan for developers in India at ₹649 per month with local pricing and UPI. Includes Grok 4.5, cloud agents, iOS access, and plugins.

Auto mode is now powered by Cursor Router, which analyzes each request and routes it to the appropriate model. Three optimization modes (Intelligence, Balance, Cost) control cost-intelligence tradeoffs, and admin controls allow per-team enablement, mode restrictions, and model allow/block lists.

Cursor in Slack now shares a plan before starting work, runs in multi-repo environments, and can work across channels and threads. In-message buttons replaced by compact footer links.

Admins can now configure Team MCP servers once and distribute them across cloud agents, the agents window, IDE, and CLI through team marketplaces. Marketplace access can now also be restricted to organization groups in addition to SCIM directory groups.

The new Customize page unifies management of plugins, skills, MCPs, subagents, rules, commands, and hooks at user, team, or workspace levels. Adds a marketplace leaderboard for popular add-ons, prebuilt plugin canvases (Hex for data viz, Atlassian for realtime issues), and GitLab/BitBucket/Azure DevOps support for team marketplace imports.

Cursor Automations now include the /automate skill for creating automations in-agent via plain language, Slack emoji triggers, five new GitHub triggers, and a computer use tool for producing demos and artifacts. Plus, automations can be saved in an incomplete state and open PRs by default.

Cursor can now set up cloud dev environments in under 10 minutes with reusable snapshots, and cloud subagents via /in-cloud run in their own VM and branch. Subagents can babysit PRs remotely, and agent sessions can handoff between local and cloud machines.

Design Mode now supports multi-selecting two or more elements in the browser to adjust groups of components at once, and voice input to narrate changes through the overlay while agents are running.