After becoming the hottest, fastest growing AI coding company, Cursor is confronting a new reality: developers may no longer ...

What if the tools you rely on daily suddenly felt outdated, obsolete, even? That’s the bold claim many developers are making about Visual Studio Code in light of the release of Cursor 2, a new update ...

Cursor announced updates to its AI coding agents as the startup works to fend off competition from rivals. The updated agents ...

Called Automations, the new system gives users a way to automatically launch agents within their coding environment, triggered by a new addition to the codebase, a Slack message, or a simple timer.

Cursor introduces Automations, enabling AI coding agents to start tasks automatically and reduce constant prompting, reshaping how developers manage software workflows.

The company behind Cursor, the viral AI coding editor, launched a web app on Monday that allows users to manage a network of coding agents directly from their browser. The launch marks Cursor’s next ...

Cursor has introduced a new feature called Automations that allows AI coding agents to start tasks automatically inside a developer's workflow. The system aims to reduce the need for engineers to ...

As the business fights off fiercer competition from rivals like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft, Cursor released improvements to its artificial ...

Cursor 2.0 just landed and it’s packed with features that make AI-assisted coding feel unfair. The biggest upgrade is Git worktrees integration, letting multiple coding agents work in parallel without ...

Cursor’s latest tool enables AI to write code independently, raising the question: do we still need software engineers?