Change log

Cursor's Agent SDK becomes generally available

The Agent SDK lets teams define an agent as a folder of code, test it with evals, and deploy it to Cursor or their own infrastructure.

Cursor opens the Origin App Marketplace to public submissions

Origin integrates with over 20 apps for deployments, CI, code review, security, monitoring and project management, and the marketplace opens to public submissions.

Cursor's iOS app can remotely control local agents

Remote Control lets users see and reply to agents running on their own computer from the Cursor iOS app; it is on by default except for Enterprise organizations.

Rollouts and Security Review bots launch on Teams and Enterprise

Rollouts monitors each pull request as it deploys and reports per-environment health; Security Review posts exploitable-bug findings on every PR.

Projects launches in beta for long-running, multi-agent work

A coordinator agent plans larger bodies of work and delegates to cloud and local agents, keeping shared context across months. Rolling out to all users.

Self-hosted machines keep agent tool execution inside your network

Codebases, build outputs, and secrets stay on internal machines; team pools scale self-hosted workers with demand.

Cloud agents can start from scratch without a connected repository

Work is saved to a Cursor Origin repo; live previews forward to the browser, with optional publishing through Vercel.

Cloud agents gain event subscriptions, custom modes, and per-subagent VMs

Agents can watch PRs, Slack threads, or schedules and wake on events; subagents can run on their own virtual machines.

SpaceX completes acquisition of Cursor

Cursor announced it has officially been acquired by SpaceX, completing a process that began with an April partnership with SpaceXAI.

Cursor launches Cursor Start plan for India at ₹649 per month

Cursor introduced Cursor Start, an INR-priced plan for developers in India payable with UPI, including access to Grok 4.5 and Composer.

Cursor adds Premium Teams seat and first-party usage pool

Teams seats gain a separate first-party models pool, and a new Premium seat offers 5x Standard usage at $96/seat/month annual or $120 monthly.

Cursor moves Bugbot from $40 seat fee to usage-based billing

Bugbot drops its $40 per seat monthly subscription for usage-based billing on Teams and Individual plans, effective at renewals after June 8, 2026.

Cursor splits individual plans into first-party and API usage pools

Individual plans now have a first-party models pool with higher limits for Auto and Composer 1.5, and a separate API pool billed at model API prices.

Cursor 2.0 launches with Composer model and multi-agent interface

Cursor 2.0 introduced Composer, its first in-house coding model, and an agent-centric interface for running multiple agents in parallel.

Cursor moves Teams to variable request costs and meters Auto usage

From renewals after September 15, 2025, Teams agent requests are charged by work done rather than fixed credits, and Auto counts toward individual plans' included usage.

Cursor apologizes for Pro pricing rollout and offers refunds

Cursor said its June changes to individual plans were not communicated clearly and committed to refunding unexpected usage charges from the prior three weeks.

Cursor launches Ultra plan at $200 per month

Cursor introduced an Ultra tier priced at $200/month offering 20x the usage of Pro, aimed at power users wanting predictable costs.

Cursor Pro moves from request limits to compute-based usage

The Pro plan switched by default from a 500-request limit to compute limits worth at least $20 of model inference at API prices per month, with unlimited Auto.

Cursor 1.0 ships with Bugbot and Background Agent for all users

Cursor 1.0 added Bugbot automated PR review, memories in beta, one-click MCP setup, Jupyter support, and general availability of Background Agent.