Cursor brings coding agents to mobile
Cursor Mobile lets users start a coding agent from a phone or take over an agent already running on desktop.
8 verified stories covering Cursor, product updates and industry developments.
Cursor Mobile lets users start a coding agent from a phone or take over an agent already running on desktop.
The record acquisition turns a fast-growing AI coding tool into part of Musk's infrastructure-to-model AI strategy.
Days after its IPO, SpaceX exercised an all-stock option to acquire Anysphere, the company behind Cursor.
Cursor's classifier lets low-risk agent actions proceed while pausing higher-stakes steps, reducing approval fatigue for developers.
Cursor plans a London European headquarters and wants to grow its regional team to about 200 people by year-end.
Copilot’s AI Credits make agentic sessions and frontier models usage-based, exposing developers to bills far above the old flat subscription.
Cursor's 3.5 update moves its Automations feature from a standalone web page into the IDE's Agents Window, enabling multi-repo support and agent-driven workflows beyond coding.
Cursor's third-generation coding model Composer 2.5 matches Opus 4.7 and GPT-5.5 on key benchmarks while costing only a tenth per task.