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1. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Origin enters early beta with team-level codebase settings, third-party app integrations, and an API access model.

   • New Origin platform (early beta) at cursor.com/codebase adds team-level repo hosting with git push/pull, GitHub mirroring, code browse/search, pull request open/merge, and team sharing.
   • Codebase settings at cursor.com/codebase/settings/apps let admins install and manage third-party apps (Vercel, Depot, Buildkite) across all Origin repos, with per-repo activation visible from the repository's Apps tab in Repository settings.
   • Internal apps can be created under codebase settings to generate app credentials for calling the Origin API, authenticating via app JWTsJWTsJSON Web Tokens — an open standard (RFC 7519) for encoding claims as a signed, optionally encrypted JSON object. Cyber tools use them for stateless authentication without server-side session storage. and installation access tokensaccess tokensA credential that authorizes a client to use a service or API. It usually has limited permissions and a lifetime; anyone holding it may be able to use those permissions..
   • Team-level Permissions UI lets admins claim a codebase name, enable Origin, grant repo-creation rights to members, and disable Origin from the dashboard at any time.
   • Teams on legacy privacy mode must switch to Privacy Mode before Origin can be enabled.

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2. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Origin (early beta) adds per-repo settings for sync, permissions, branch protections, and CI integrations via Vercel, Depot, and Buildkite.

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   • New Settings tab in Origin (at cursor.com/codebase) provides per-repository configuration across General, Permissions, Rules and Protections, and Apps sections.
   • New Sync Status indicator under General shows mirror/source relationship for GitHub-mirrored repositories.
   • Permissions panel lets you review and manage per-repo access, with Internal (visible to all Cursor team members) and Private (explicit grant required) visibility modes.
   • Rules and Protections panel enables configuration of branch rules and merge protections per repository.
   • New Apps tab supports connecting Vercel (deploy previews on push/PR), Depot (CI on Origin-hosted repos), and Buildkite (CI on Origin-hosted repos) to a repository; Manage Apps opens codebase-level app management.

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   • Depot and Buildkite integrations are restricted to Origin-hosted repositories only — GitHub-mirrored repos continue CI on GitHub.

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3. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Origin gains pull request support: create, review, comment, and merge PRs from the browser with CI checks and conflict resolution.

   • New Pull Requests tab in Cursor Origin (at cursor.com/codebase) lists open pull requests and lets you open one to review activity, commits, checks, and changed files.
   • Pull request review page provides four tabs — Activity, Commits, Checks, and Files Changed — supporting line-level comments, reviewer requests, and reviews from the diff.
   • Supports merging pull requests once reviews and CI checks are satisfied, with conflict surfacing before merge.
   • Mirrored GitHub repositories expose GitHub pull requests inside Origin and sync changes back to GitHub.
   • Cursor cloud agents can open pull requests on Origin automatically as part of a task.

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4. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Origin gains GitHub mirror sync: browse, search, and run agents on mirrored repos with bi-directional PR sync.

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   └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
   Mirror an existing GitHub repo into Origin so your team can browse, search, and run agents on it without leaving Cursor.
   📍1. Go to cursor.com/codebase 2. Select Sync from GitHub 3. Choose your GitHub organization and repository 4. Confirm the sync 5. When complete, open the Origin copy to browse files and commit history, or clone from the green Code button
   • New Sync from GitHub workflow at cursor.com/codebase mirrors a GitHub repository into Origin, copying git history, branches, tags, and pull requests.
   • Mirrored repos keep Origin continuously updated as the GitHub source changes, with sync status visible under Settings → General.
   • Pull requests on a mirrored Origin repo sync bi-directionally with GitHub, enabling PR review on Origin while changes flow back to the GitHub source.
   • Pushes to a mirrored Origin repo pass through to GitHub, which remains the source of truth; local checkout is available via the Code button on cursor.com/codebase.
   • Cloud agents can be attached directly to mirrored Origin repos for agent-driven workflows on the full commit history.

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5. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Origin enters early beta with git hosting, GitHub mirroring, pull requests, and a new Origin CLI

   └──▷ TRY IT
   Clone a repo hosted on Cursor Origin using HTTPSHTTPSHTTP carried over an encrypted TLS connection. It protects traffic in transit and lets a browser verify the server's certificate. after authenticating with the CLI.
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   $ origin auth login
   git clone https://origin.cursor.com/acme/checkout.git

   Mirror an existing GitHub repo to Origin while keeping both remotes in sync during evaluation.
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   $ git remote set-url --add --push origin git@github.com:acme/checkout.git
   git remote set-url --add --push origin https://origin.cursor.com/acme/checkout.git
   git push origin main

   • New Cursor Origin git hosting platform (early beta) at cursor.com/codebase supports creating repos, pushing and pulling with standard git, mirroring from GitHub, browsing and searching code, opening and merging pull requests, and sharing with Cursor teams.
   • Supports HTTPS clone via https://origin.cursor.com/{owner}/{repo}.git from the Code dropdown on any Origin repo page.
   • New origin CLI installable via curl -fsSL https://downloads.cursor.com/origin/install.sh | sh, with origin auth login for authentication before git operations.
   • Supports adding Origin as a git remote alongside GitHub using git remote set-url --add --push to push to both simultaneously during evaluation.

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6. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor launches Origin, a git forge for hosting repos, mirroring GitHub, and collaborating via pull requests at cursor.com/codebase.

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   • Introduces Origin, Cursor's git forge, accessible at cursor.com/codebase/{owner}/{repo}, supporting create, clone, push, pull, and mirror workflows.
   • Supports mirroring a GitHub repository into Origin via Sync from GitHub from the repo list at cursor.com/codebase.
   • Adds pull request workflows — open, review, and merge PRs — directly within Origin.
   • Adds an Origin CLI for terminal-based git workflows.
   • Enables third-party integrations (Vercel, Depot, Buildkite) configurable from repository settings.

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   • Supports connecting automations and cloud agents to Origin repositories.
   • Allows creating Origin repositories from within Cursor agents.
   • Adds code browsing and search at cursor.com/codebase.
   • Origin follows the Privacy Mode of the namespace owner, applied per team or individual.
   • Available on Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans; not available on free plans.

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7. docs update Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor Cloud Agent API gains endpoints for listing pool workers, listing/deregistering pools, queuing pending requests, and atomically claiming work.

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   Poll pending request queue depth to decide when to spin up additional pool workers for autoscaling.
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   $ curl --request GET \
     --url "https://api.cursor.com/v0/private-workers/pending-requests" \
     -u "$CURSOR_API_KEY:"

   Atomically claim a pending request for a specific worker id, then start that worker so the bridge registers the claimed identity.
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   $ # 1. Claim the pending request
   curl --request POST \
     --url "https://api.cursor.com/v0/private-workers/claim" \
     -u "$CURSOR_API_KEY:" \
     -d '{"bcId": "bc-00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000002", "workerId": "pw_123"}'
   
   # 2. Start the worker with the reserved id
   export CURSOR_AGENT_WORKER_ID="pw_123"
   agent worker --pool gpu --worker-dir /workspace start

   List idle team pool workers to monitor utilisation before scaling down capacity.
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   $ curl --request GET \
     --url "https://api.cursor.com/v0/private-workers?status=idle&scope=team_pool&limit=50" \
     -u "$CURSOR_API_KEY:"

   • New GET /v0/private-workers endpoint lists connected self-hosted pool workers with filterable status and scope (team_pool / personal) query params, returning per-worker fields including workerId, labels, isInUse, repoOwner, repoName, workspaceRootPath, connectedAtMs, teamId, serviceAccountId, and displayName, plus totalCount and nextPageToken for pagination.
   • New GET /v0/private-workers/pools endpoint lists durable self-hosted pools for a team, filterable by scope and includeStale; each pool entry exposes poolName, connectedWorkerCount, inUseWorkerCount, firstSeenAtMs, lastSeenAtMs, isStale, and optional repo metadata — enabling scale-to-zero autoscaling dashboards.
   • New DELETE /v0/private-workers/pools endpoint deregisters a durable pool by scope and poolName, with optional repoOwner/repoName for repo-scoped pools, returning { "deregistered": true }.
   • New GET /v0/private-workers/pending-requests endpoint lists unassigned pool requests with queue depth via totalCount, enabling queue-depth-based autoscaling; filterable by repository URL for repo-scoped service account API keys.
   • New POST /v0/private-workers/claim endpoint atomically reserves a pending request (bcId) for a specific workerId before the worker starts, coordinating multi-replica controllers; the claimed worker id is then passed via the CURSOR_AGENT_WORKER_ID environment variable (or hidden --worker-id flag) when starting with agent worker --pool <name> --worker-dir <path> start.

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   • Adds repo-less pool support: omitting repoOwner/repoName when targeting a pool with env.type: "pool" routes to a repo-less pool; an unknown pool name returns 400 immediately instead of queueing.
   • Supports targeting up to 20 repositories in a single Cloud Agent task.

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8. Origin Code Hosting seen Aug 18, 2026 · issue 049

   Cursor launches Origin Code Hosting in early beta: repos, pull requests, GitHub sync, and app integrations at cursor.com/<codebase>.

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   • GitHub sync lets you connect a GitHub org and pull selected repos into Origin alongside Cursor-hosted ones; synced repos update in real time, pushes continue to GitHub as source of truth, and access mirrors existing GitHub read/write permissions.
   • Pull requests are available on every repo with a timeline, commits, checks, and file diffs; comments and reactions sync bidirectionally with GitHub within seconds, and GitHub-assigned reviews can be completed and merged from Cursor.
   • Agent integration in every repo lets you ask Cursor questions about browsed code, request changes, update PRs, or push branches from within the same interface.
   • Apps tab per repo supports Vercel integration (auto-provisions a preview deployment for every PR), Depot (runs existing GitHub ActionsGitHub ActionsGitHub's built-in CI/CD system that runs automated workflows triggered by repository events, letting cyber tools automate testing, building, and releasing without managing separate pipeline infrastructure. workflows), and Buildkite (runs GitHub Actions workflows and native Buildkite pipelines).
   • Settings per repo expose GitHub sync status, access management, and connected app visibility.

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   • Origin is available in early beta on all paid plans (excluding enterprise orgs whose admins opt out).

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9. docs update Aug 14, 2026 · issue 045

   Cursor adds deeplinks to share prompts, commands, and rules via cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/ or cursor.com/link/

   └──▷ TRY IT
   Share a reusable chat prompt with a teammate so they can open it pre-filled in Cursor and confirm before running.
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   $ cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/prompt?text=Research%20and%20find%20one%20bug%20in%20this%20codebase

   • Adds prompt deeplinks via cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/prompt?text=... (also cursor.com/link/prompt?text=...) to share pre-filled chat prompts that recipients must confirm before execution.
   • Adds command deeplinks via cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/ to share custom commands that are saved into the recipient's .cursor/commands/ directory, requiring user review before execution.
   • Adds rule deeplinks to share custom rules that are saved into the recipient's .cursor/rules/ directory, requiring user review before the rule is added.
   • Deeplink URLs support both the cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/ protocol and the https://cursor.com/link/ web base URL, with a maximum encoded length of 8,000 characters.

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10. docs update Aug 14, 2026 · issue 045

    Cursor Bugbot now reviews Azure DevOps pull requests, posting inline comments and build statuses via a Microsoft Entra service principal.

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    Trigger an on-demand Bugbot review on an open Azure DevOps pull request by posting a comment.
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    $ bugbot run

    Enable Bugbot on specific Azure DevOps repositories and restrict reviews to a subset of authors by sign-in address.
    📍In Cursor, open Bugbot in Automations, find your Azure DevOps repository, turn Bugbot on, disable Run for All Authors, and add sign-in addresses like taylor@contoso.com under 'Only Review PRs by...'.
    • Adds Bugbot PR review support for Azure DevOps Services repositories, posting review comments, inline comments, and build statuses under the cursor-bugbot/review context on each reviewed pull request.
    • Supports on-demand review triggers via cursor review or bugbot run comments on Azure DevOps pull requests, limited to users whose Azure DevOps sign-in address matches a Cursor account in the owning team.
    • Enables author filtering in Bugbot repository settings: turn off Run for All Authors and configure 'Only Review PRs by...' or 'Skip PRs by...' using Azure DevOps sign-in addresses (e.g. taylor@contoso.com) found under Organization settings → Users.
    • Provisions a Microsoft Entra service principal per tenant for all Bugbot actions (review comments, inline comments, build statuses, service hook installation/removal), so reviews continue when the user who set up the integration changes roles or leaves.
    • Cloud Agents clone code, push branches, make commits, and open pull requests on Azure DevOps using the connected Azure DevOps user identity.

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    • Bugbot service hooks are installed automatically when a repository is enabled in Bugbot in Automations and removed immediately when it is turned off or Azure DevOps is disconnected.
    • Azure DevOps integration is limited to team-scope repositories; personal-scope repositories are not supported.
    • Auto-Enable for New Repositories, Automatically Learn Rules, Personal Bugbot settings, and Autofix are not supported on Azure DevOps — repository-level settings apply to all authors instead.

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11. Cloud Agents Start 3x Faster with Builds seen Aug 14, 2026 · issue 045

    Cursor Cloud Agents now boot 3x faster with pre-built environments that survive broken commits.

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    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Enable Builds on an existing Cloud Agents environment to get faster agent starts without reconfiguring from scratch.
    📍In the Cloud Agents dashboard, open your environment › go to the Builds tab › click Enable Builds. Optionally click Run setup agent first to preview any proposed config changes before enabling.
    • Introduces Builds for Cloud Agents: pre-baked copies of your development environment (repos cloned, dependencies installed, install script run) that agents boot into instead of setting up from scratch each session.
    • Adds a Builds tab in the Cloud Agents dashboard where you can inspect build status, logs, commit SHAs, and which build each agent run used.
    • Enables automatic fallback to the last successful build when a bad commit or dependency update breaks the environment, keeping agents operational while you debug.
    • Supports manually triggering a build and debugging a failing build with an agent directly from the Cloud Agents dashboard.
    • Adds a configurable threshold to control how stale builds are refreshed.

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    • Agents can inspect and manage builds using built-in tools.
    • Builds are included with Cloud Agents at no additional cost, delivering 10x faster internal environment boot and 3x faster time to first tokentime to first tokenTime to first token, the wait between submitting a request and receiving the first generated token. It includes delays such as queuing and processing the prompt..

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12. Google Workspace Plugins seen Aug 4, 2026 · issue 035

    Cursor gains five Google Workspace plugins — Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, and Sheets — giving coding agents direct read/write access.

    • New Google Drive plugin lets agents search files and folders, open and download content, and create and organize files from within Cursor.
    • New Gmail plugin lets agents search and read mail, draft and send messages, apply labels, and manage threads.
    • New Google Calendar plugin lets agents read schedules, create and update events, and find free time.
    • New Google Docs plugin lets agents open and read documents, write and edit text, and create new docs.
    • New Google Sheets plugin lets agents read ranges and find values, update cells, and create and edit spreadsheets.

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    • All five plugins are available to install from the Cursor Marketplace or the Customize page in Cursor.

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13. Cursor, now on iPad seen Jul 30, 2026 · issue 030

    Cursor launches native iPad app with split-screen reviews, Apple Pencil markup, Inbox, and Bitbucket/Azure DevOps support.

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    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Open a PR review alongside an active agent chat on iPad to read diffs and prompt the agent to resolve comments without switching screens.
    📍In the iPad app, open a PR from the Inbox, then use Split Screen to place the review alongside your active chat. Tap a comment and prompt the agent to resolve it directly from the review panel.
    Annotate a screenshot with Apple Pencil to give the agent precise visual feedback on a UI issue.
    📍In a chat, attach a screenshot, then tap a specific point on the image to drop a comment, or draw on it with Apple Pencil before sending to the agent.
    • Adds native iPad app (available on all paid plans) with a rebuilt layout featuring pinned sidebar chats for monitoring multiple agents simultaneously.
    • Supports split-screen mode on iPad, keeping a PR review open alongside an active chat with full file diff rendering.
    • Enables Apple Pencil markup on screenshots: tap to drop a comment at a specific point or draw directly on an image.
    • Adds a full PR review surface on iPhone and iPad covering comments, checks, approvals, reviewer management, and agent-driven resolution.
    • Introduces an Inbox to track in-progress work, items needing attention, and PRs currently in review.

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    • Adds Bitbucket and Azure DevOps SCMSCMSource Code Management: version-control systems (Git, SVN, etc.) that track changes to code over time, giving cyber tools reproducible builds, audit trails, and collaborative development workflows. support on mobile.
    • Supports multi-PR sessions: when one chat creates multiple PRs, all of them can now be opened, not just the last.
    • Enables switching between teams directly within the mobile app.

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14. Cursor Start seen Jul 28, 2026 · issue 028

    Cursor launches India-local Start plan at ₹649/month with UPI billing, cloud agents, and iOS remote control.

    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Sign up as a new user in India and select the Start plan during onboarding.
    📍Visit cursor.com/signup and select the Start plan during onboarding to enroll at ₹649/month.
    • New Cursor Start plan (₹649/month, INR billing with UPI or card) targets developers in India with local pricing.
    • Includes always-on cloud agents that build, test, and ship code in the background while the developer keeps working.
    • Adds Cursor for iOS with remote control to launch and steer agents from a mobile device.
    • Bundles access to Grok 4.5 and Composer models alongside plugins, MCPMCPModel Context Protocol, a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and data sources. A compatible server exposes capabilities an assistant can use through a common interface. servers, hooks, and skills.

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15. Cursor Router seen Jul 23, 2026 · issue 023

    Cursor Router brings intelligent per-request model routing to Auto mode with Cost/Balance/Intelligence optimization modes and admin controls.

    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Surface the routed model on each request so your team can audit which model is being used for compliance or cost-tracking purposes.
    📍In the Cursor dashboard, go to Admin › Cursor Router settings and set Routed model visibility to displayed (visible to members).
    • Introduces Cursor Router: an intelligent model router that classifies each request by task type and complexity and dispatches it to the appropriate model automatically.
    • Adds three optimization modes under Auto — Cost, Balance, and Intelligence — letting users trade off token spend against model capability on a per-session basis.
    • Adds admin controls to enable Cursor Router per team or group, restrict which optimization modes members can use, set the default mode, and maintain model allow/block lists.
    • Supports toggling visibility of the routed model (hidden by default), giving teams the option to surface which model handled each request.
    • Adds soft and hard enforcement options so admins can standardize users on Auto mode.

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    • Adds Grok 4.5 as an available price-efficient routing option within the router.
    • Cursor Router is available across desktop, web, iOS, CLI, and the SDK; enabled by default on Teams plans, and configurable for Enterprise from the dashboard.

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16. Improvements to Cursor in Slack seen Jul 18, 2026 · issue 019

    Cursor in Slack adds upfront planning, multi-repo environment support, and cross-channel read/write workflows.

    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Kick off a task that spans multiple repos so Cursor automatically targets the right multi-repo environment instead of a single default repo.
    📍In Slack, mention @Cursor with your request (e.g., '@Cursor update the API contract in the backend and reflect it in the frontend'). Cursor reads the request and selects the named multi-repo environment that covers both repos. If it needs an additional repo mid-task, click the Switch repository button it surfaces, choose the repo or environment, and it resumes.
    Leverage cross-channel context so Cursor can pull information from a separate channel and post results back without manual copy-paste.
    📍In Slack, mention @Cursor in your thread (e.g., '@Cursor summarize the decisions from #architecture-review and draft an implementation plan here'). Cursor reads the target channel and posts the output back in your original thread.
    • Cursor now shares a plan before starting a task in Slack, letting you redirect it before work begins.
    • Live status updates show each step as Cursor works through a task in Slack.
    • Supports named multi-repo environments from Slack, letting Cursor access frontend, backend, and shared code across separate repos in a single session.
    • Mid-task repo switching via a Switch repository button lets Cursor resume work after changing to a different repo or environment.
    • Cross-channel workflows enable Cursor to read context from other Slack channels and threads and post updates back to the relevant channel or thread.

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    └──▷ BREAKING ON UPGRADE

    • !In-message buttons are removed and replaced by compact footer links, which will change existing interaction patterns for users who relied on those buttons.
17. docs update seen Jul 11, 2026 · issue 012

    Cursor 3.11 adds side chats, searchable agent transcripts, and new cloud agent hooks for conversation-level control.

    └──▷ TRY IT
    Ask a clarification question or explore an alternative approach while keeping your main agent running uninterrupted.
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    $ /side What are the tradeoffs of using a queue here vs. direct DB writes?

    Add a beforeSubmitPrompt hook to a cloud agent to log or gate every prompt before it reaches the model — useful for auditing or policy enforcement.
    📍In your cloud agent hooks config, add a hook with type beforeSubmitPrompt pointing to your endpoint. See the Cursor hooks documentation for the full schema.
    • New side chats let you open parallel agent conversations (via /side, /btw, or the plus button) without interrupting the main agent thread, with full context sharing and durable follow-up.
    • Adds searchable agent transcript index (Cmd+K from the command palette) that scales to thousands of conversations, plus in-conversation search (Cmd+F) with match counter and jump navigation.
    • New cloud agent hooks — beforeSubmitPrompt, afterAgentResponse, afterAgentThought, stop, subagentStart, and more — enable observation and control of prompts, responses, reasoning, subagents, compaction, and turn completion.
    • Redesigned project and repo pickers allow creating projects and connecting GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps without leaving the picker, with search scoped to This Computer, Cloud, or a specific remote machine.
    • New Run on picker surfaces where an agent can run (Cloud, This Computer, Remote Machines) and drills into environments and options from a single menu.

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    • Multi-repo and multi-root selection is now a Select Multiple toggle inside Cloud and This Computer flyouts, replacing the separate Set Up Workspace builder.
    • All remote options — machines, team pools, and remote workspaces — are consolidated into one searchable Remote Machines menu.

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18. Side Chats and Conversation Search seen Jul 11, 2026 · issue 012

    Cursor adds side chats, agent transcript search, new cloud agent hooks, and redesigned project/repo pickers.

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    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Spin up a side chat to sanity-check a design decision while the main agent keeps running — without losing your place.
    📍In the chat panel, type /side or /btw to open a new side chat that already has context from your main conversation.
    Find a specific past agent conversation by searching full transcripts, not just names or PR numbers.
    📍In the Agents Window, press Cmd+K and type keywords from the transcript content to locate the conversation.
    Build a self-correcting agent loop by intercepting responses and controlling subagent behavior via new cloud agent hooks.
    📍In your cloud agent hook configuration, register handlers for beforeSubmitPrompt, afterAgentResponse, afterAgentThought, stop, and subagentStart to observe reasoning and inject corrections. See supported hooks in the Cursor docs.
    • New Side Chats: open parallel agent conversations via /side, /btw, or the plus button without interrupting the main agent thread — each is a durable, full agent conversation that can be revisited and @-mentioned.
    • Adds agent transcript search in the Agents Window via Cmd+K (command palette), with a local search index that scales to thousands of conversations.
    • Adds in-conversation search with Cmd+F, match counter, and jump-between-matches for long agent transcripts.
    • New cloud agent hooks (beforeSubmitPrompt, afterAgentResponse, afterAgentThought, stop, subagentStart, and more) enable observing and controlling prompts, responses, reasoning, subagents, compaction, and turn completion.
    • Redesigned project and repo pickers support creating a project and connecting GitHub, GitLab, or Azure DevOps without leaving the picker.

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    • New Run on picker surfaces where an agent can execute — Cloud, This Computer, or Remote Machines — in a single unified selector.
    • Adds a Select Multiple toggle inside Cloud and This Computer flyouts for multi-repo and multi-root selection, replacing the separate Set Up Workspace builder.
    • Combines remote machines, team pools, and remote workspaces into one searchable Remote Machines menu.
    • Branch picker now opens on the default branch and recently used branches instead of a flat list.

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19. MCPs and Organizations in Team Marketplaces seen Jul 2, 2026 · issue 002

    Cursor team marketplaces now support centrally managed Team MCPMCPModel Context Protocol, a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and data sources. A compatible server exposes capabilities an assistant can use through a common interface. servers and org-group access controls.

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    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Centrally publish approved MCP servers so team members can install them locally without configuring servers themselves.
    📍In the Cursor dashboard, go to Dashboard -> Integrations & MCP, configure your Team MCP servers, then enable them in the team marketplace so members can install from the marketplace.
    Restrict a team marketplace to a specific organization group rather than the entire team or a SCIMSCIMA standard for creating, updating and removing user accounts and groups across applications. It helps an identity provider keep access in sync when people join, change roles or leave. directory group.
    📍In the Cursor dashboard, go to Dashboard -> Plugins -> Team Marketplaces, select the marketplace, and restrict access to the desired organization group.
    • Enables admins to configure Team MCP servers once and distribute them to cloud agents, the agents window, IDE, and CLI via a team marketplace — members install approved integrations locally without manual server setup.
    • Adds organization group support for team marketplace access control, letting admins restrict marketplace visibility to specific org groups (in addition to existing SCIM directory groups).

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20. Cursor Mobile App for iOS seen Jun 29, 2026 · issue 001

    Cursor launches iOS mobile app in public beta: launch cloud agents, remote-control desktop sessions, and review PRs from your phone.

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    └──▷ HOW TO FIND IT
    Start a cloud agent on a repo from your phone so it keeps running after you close your laptop.
    📍In the Cursor iOS app, tap a repo → tap New Agent → select a model → describe your task (or use voice input) → tap Run in Cloud.
    Hand off a desktop agent session to your phone so you can keep directing it while away from your desk.
    📍In the Cursor iOS app, tap Remote Control → select the active desktop session → continue sending instructions from your phone. (Teams/Enterprise: first enable Remote Control in the Cursor Dashboard under admin settings.)
    Review an agent's output and merge its PR without returning to your desk.
    📍In the Cursor iOS app, open the completed agent session → tap Artifacts to review diffs and screenshots → tap Merge PR to merge directly from the app.
    • New iOS app (public beta, all paid plans) lets you launch and manage always-on cloud agents from your phone, with full dev environments running in isolated VMs.
    • Supports voice input for describing tasks and slash commands to guide agents on mobile.
    • Cloud agents can be moved from a local session to cloud so they keep running with your laptop closed.
    • Remote Control mode lets you take an agent already running on your desktop and continue directing it from your phone.
    • Optional setting keeps your computer awake and reachable while you're away from your desk (Teams/Enterprise admins must enable Remote Control via the Cursor Dashboard).

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    • Live Activities on the iOS lock screen surface real-time agent status without opening the app.
    • Push notifications alert you when an agent finishes, needs input, or is ready for review.
    • Artifacts and SCMSCMSource Code Management: version-control systems (Git, SVN, etc.) that track changes to code over time, giving cyber tools reproducible builds, audit trails, and collaborative development workflows. view lets you review demos, screenshots, logs, and diffs — and merge PRs — directly from the app.

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21. Customize Cursor seen Jun 29, 2026 · issue 001

    Cursor's new Customize page unifies plugins, skills, MCPs, rules, and hooks with a team marketplace leaderboard and prebuilt canvases.

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    Distribute an internal plugin from a self-hosted GitLab repo to your entire team without leaving Cursor.
    📍In the Cursor console, go to Customize › Team Marketplace › Import Repository, select GitLab, and paste your repository URL to publish the plugin to your team.
    Instantly surface the most-used team plugins and add them to your personal setup in one click.
    📍In the Cursor console, go to Customize › Marketplace Leaderboard, browse the top-ranked plugins and MCPs for your team, and click Add on any entry to enable it at the user level.
    Open a shared Atlassian Canvas to get a real-time view of all team issues, projects, and documents inside a plugin.
    📍In the Cursor console, go to Customize › Plugins, find the Atlassian plugin, and open the Atlassian Canvas from its canvas list.
    • New Customize page consolidates plugins, skills, MCPs, subagents, rules, commands, and hooks in one place, manageable at user, team, or workspace level.
    • Adds a team marketplace leaderboard showing the most popular plugins, skills, and MCPs across your team, with one-click install.
    • Supports custom (bring-your-own) MCPs alongside marketplace-sourced ones.
    • Introduces prebuilt plugin canvases — including a Hex Canvas for data visualizations and an Atlassian Canvas for a real-time view of issues, projects, and documents.
    • Team marketplaces now support plugin repository imports from GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps for easier team-wide plugin distribution.

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22. Improvements to Cursor Automations seen Jun 29, 2026 · issue 001

    Cursor Automations gains /automate skill, Slack emoji trigger, five new GitHub triggers, and computer use support.

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    Instantly scaffold a new automation from your agent chat without opening the Automations UI.
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    $ /automate When a PR review comment is left, read the comment and push a commit that addresses the feedback.

    Trigger a triage automation from Slack by reacting to a failure alert, routing it to the right team automatically.
    📍In the Cursor Automations console, go to your automation's Triggers section, select Slack emoji reaction, and choose the emoji (e.g. 🚨) that should fire the automation.
    Auto-run an automation and produce a screen-recorded demo artifact when a GitHub ActionsGitHub ActionsGitHub's built-in CI/CD system that runs automated workflows triggered by repository events, letting cyber tools automate testing, building, and releasing without managing separate pipeline infrastructure. workflow run completes on a branch.
    📍In the Cursor Automations console, add trigger Workflow run completed, then in the Instructions field write: "Run the relevant tests, and use the computer use tool to record a short demo of the result."
    • New /automate skill: describe a task in plain language inside a local agent session and Cursor auto-configures triggers, instructions, and tools.
    • New Slack emoji trigger: reacting to any Slack message with a designated emoji kicks off a configured automation.
    • Adds five new GitHub triggers: issue comment, PR review comment, PR review submitted, review thread updated, and workflow run completed.
    • New computer use tool for cloud agents: automations can now control a computer to produce demos or artifacts, enabled by default.
    • New Marketplace templates for triaging failed GitHub Actions runs and auto-fixing PR review comments.

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    • Automations can now be saved in an incomplete state, allowing navigation away (e.g., to complete MCPMCPModel Context Protocol, a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and data sources. A compatible server exposes capabilities an assistant can use through a common interface. auth) without losing progress.
    • Automations can now open PRs by default without requiring manual tool selection in the UI.
    • Enables deletion of memory files directly in the UI or by instructing an automation to remove outdated memories at runtime.

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23. Cloud Environment Setup and Cloud Subagents in Agents Window seen Jun 29, 2026 · issue 001

    Cursor adds cloud dev environment snapshots and /in-cloud subagents for parallel, isolated agent work in the Agents Window.

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    Spin up a cloud subagent to fix a flaky CI pipeline while you keep coding locally — the subagent runs on its own VM and branch so nothing interrupts your local session.
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    $ /in-cloud Fix the failing integration tests in the CI pipeline and open a PR when done

    Commit a shared cloud environment definition so every teammate's cloud agent starts from the same pre-built snapshot.
    📍Commit .cursor/environment.json to the repo after cloud environment setup completes
    • New cloud environment setup: Cursor agents can now provision a cloud dev environment in under 10 minutes, installing dependencies in a shared terminal session and capturing the result in a reusable snapshot that speeds up all future cloud agent starts.
    • Supports team-shared environment config via .cursor/environment.json, so cloud environment snapshots benefit the entire team when committed to the repo.
    • New /in-cloud slash command spins up a cloud subagent in its own VM and branch, isolating long-running or parallel tasks (CI work, issue investigation, codebase exploration) without affecting the local workspace.
    • New /babysit command (also accessible via quick-action pill) lets a cloud subagent iterate remotely on a PR to prepare it for merge without tying up the local agent session.
    • Cloud subagents run in the background independently of the parent agent, which can continue running locally or in the cloud simultaneously.

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    • New local-to-cloud handoff: agent sessions can be moved between local and cloud reliably, letting users offload long-running work or pull cloud agents back to local for manual testing.

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24. Bugbot is now over 3x faster, 22% cheaper, and finds 10% more bugs seen Jun 29, 2026 · issue 001

    Bugbot is 3x faster and 10% more accurate; adds pre-push /review command and incremental PR review mode.

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    Run Bugbot and Security Review interactively before pushing — catch bugs and security issues without waiting for a CI PR comment.
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    Jump straight to a security-only pre-push review when you've made changes in sensitive code paths.
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    • Adds /review command to run Bugbot and Security Review locally before pushing, with interactive agent selection.
    • Adds /review-bugbot and /review-security direct slash commands for targeted pre-push review.
    • Enables /review to sync with Bugbot on GitHub and GitLab — if a PR is opened with the same diff, Bugbot skips the duplicate review and comments that it already reviewed that diff.
    • Adds incremental review mode: configure Bugbot to review only what has changed since the last review, focusing feedback on the latest updates.
    • Bugbot (powered by Composer 2.5) now completes reviews in ~90 seconds (down from ~5 min), finds 10% more bugs per review, and costs ~22% less per run.

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    • Bugbot now respects model block lists, allowing organizations to restrict which models power reviews.

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