Cloud agents can now use the software they create to test changes and demo their work.
After onboarding onto your codebase, each agent runs in its own isolated VM with a full development environment. Cloud agents produce merge-ready PRs with artifacts (videos, screenshots, and logs) that make it possible to quickly review their changes.
Cloud agents are available anywhere you use Cursor, including web, desktop, mobile, Slack, and GitHub.
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This release introduces the ability to hand off plans from the CLI to the cloud, in-line rendering of ASCII diagrams, and many quality-of-life improvements.
Plan mode improvements in CLI
When a plan is generated, the CLI now shows a persistent decision menu. You can choose to build in the cloud or build locally to execute the plan.
This release introduces plugins for extending Cursor, improvements to core agent capabilities like subagents, and fine-grained network controls for sandboxed commands.
Plugins on the Cursor Marketplace
Plugins package skills, subagents, MCP servers, hooks, and rules, into a single install. The Cursor Marketplace lets you discover and install plugins to extend Cursor with pre-built capabilities.
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Cursor can now work autonomously over longer horizons to complete larger, more complex tasks. Long-running agents plan first and finish more difficult work without human intervention.
In research preview and internal testing, long-running agents completed work that was previously too hard for regular agents. This led to larger, more complete PRs with fewer obvious follow-ups.
This release brings many of the editor’s most-loved features to the Cursor CLI, along with improvements that make it easier to use.
Plan mode in CLI
Use Plan mode to design your approach before coding. Cursor will ask clarifying questions to refine your plan. Get started with /plan or --mode=plan.
Ask mode in CLI
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