npx @buildinternet/releases get cursorRecently shipped the Agent SDK: agents are now folders of code, testable with evals and deployable to Cursor or your own infrastructure.
Agent SDK treats agents as projects. npx @cursor/agent-sdk init scaffolds one and agent-sdk dev runs it locally with a playground; templates cover a security reviewer, an owners-policy approver, a PR autofixer, and Linear or Jira triagers. instructions.md is the prompt, each file in tools/ is a typed action, and skills/ holds procedures loaded on demand. agent-sdk deploy gives the agent a URL and keeps the same logs, evals, and playground.
Cloud agents build shareable canvases. Canvases are now part of an agent's work and go out as a link. Environments hold up to 300 repositories, load 5x faster, and the Environments API is in beta.
Remote control steers local agents from iOS. Agents keep running on your computer; the iOS app lists them and accepts replies, on by default except for Enterprise. Cursor for iPad arrived on paid plans with pinned chats, split-screen review, and Apple Pencil markup, plus an Inbox and full-PR review screen.
Origin hosts code and apps. Repos, PRs, and GitHub sync in early beta on paid plans, with a Codebase tab for creating repos. The marketplace passed 20 integrations — Cloudflare, Linear, Sentry, Socket — and accepts public submissions.
Projects and self-hosted machines run the long work. A coordinator agent plans, delegates to thousands of parallel subagents, and returns finished work without writing code itself. Self-hosted machines keep code, builds, and secrets inside your network. Cloud agents start without a repo, boot 10x faster from builds, and subscribe to PRs, Slack threads, and schedules.
Rollouts and Security Review report per-environment change health and exploitable bugs on every PR; Teams and Enterprise only.
The Agent SDK lets you define an agent as a project folder — instructions.md for the prompt, tools/ for typed actions, skills/, mcp-connections/, and channels/ — test it with evals, and deploy via agent-sdk deploy to Cursor's infrastructure or your own. Agents wake on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket PR/comment/CI events, Slack mentions and DMs, webhooks, and cron.
Cloud agents can now build interactive canvases and share them with teammates via a link. The Environments API is available in beta for programmatically creating and managing cloud environments, and environments now support up to 300 repositories with 5x faster loading for large ones.
Origin now integrates with over 20 apps for deployments, CI, code review, security, monitoring, and project management, from partners including Cloudflare, Linear, Sentry, and Socket Security. The marketplace is open to public submissions, with apps authenticating via app JWT and installation access tokens and writing back check runs, pull request comments, and reviews through the Origin API.
Cursor's iOS app can now display and message local agents running on your computer, with computers pairing to the account automatically and agents continuing to run locally. Remote Control is on by default except for Enterprise organizations, where admins enable it under Org settings > Security and identity > Remote control.
Rollouts attaches a monitor to every pull request, reads the diff and affected systems to write a monitoring plan as a PR comment, then tracks deploy events per environment and reports verified healthy, regression detected, or inconclusive. Security Review reads every pull request against the codebase and posts one comment reporting exploitable bugs with severity, attack path, and a proposed fix, covering injection, auth bypasses, committed secrets, SSRF, unsafe deserialization, and vulnerable dependency changes.
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 no longer require a connected SCM provider to get started — pick Start from scratch in the repo picker, prompt the agent, and save your work to a Cursor Origin repo later. The agent's live environment is now port-forwarded to the browser for preview, and you can publish your work to a live URL via Vercel.
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.
Cloud Agents now boot from Builds — ready-to-use environment copies Cursor prepares in the background — cutting time to first token by 3x. When a bad commit or dependency update breaks the environment, agents keep using the last successful build; a Builds tab in the dashboard shows status, logs, and commit SHAs.
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 for iPad is available on all paid plans, with a rebuilt layout for the larger screen including pinned sidebar chats, split-screen review, and full file diffs. Both iPhone and iPad gain an inbox and a complete PR review surface covering comments, checks, and approvals.
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.
Side chats let you ask questions and explore tangents without interrupting your main agent conversation, each a durable full agent session. Conversation search indexes agent transcripts across thousands of conversations via the command palette, plus redesigned project and repo pickers with scoped search and simplified workflows. New cloud agent hooks for observing prompts, responses, thinking, and subagents.
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.
Cursor is now available as an iOS app for paid plans, letting users launch and manage cloud agents from their phone. Includes Remote Control to direct a desktop agent and Live Activities on the lock screen.
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.