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This release brings Cursor Automations directly into the Agents Window, centralizing management alongside your agents. You can now configure automations to work across multiple repositories or create entirely new automations that require no repository context. Five new no-repo automation templates are also available in the Marketplace to help users get started.

This release introduces a major integration with Jira, allowing users to initiate cloud agent tasks directly from Jira work items by assigning them or using the @Cursor mention. Cursor uses ticket context to scope work and posts completion updates, including PR links, back into Jira.

Composer 2.5 is now available, representing a substantial upgrade in intelligence and reliability for complex, long-running tasks. This version is designed to be more pleasant to collaborate with and follows intricate instructions more consistently. The release also details updated pricing tiers for the Standard and Fast model options.

This release focuses on enhancing agent development environments by introducing support for multi-repo setups and Dockerfile-based configuration with build secrets. Key improvements include faster builds via upgraded layer caching and new governance features like environment version history and granular secret scoping for better security and control.

This release introduces deep integration with Microsoft Teams, allowing users to delegate tasks directly from Teams channels using the @Cursor mention. The AI agent is now smarter, automatically selecting the correct repository and model, and using the full conversation history for better context before generating solutions.

This release introduces customizable effort levels for Bugbot PR reviews, allowing users to balance review speed against thoroughness by selecting Default, High, or a Custom configuration based on natural language instructions. Users must be on usage-based billing to access effort customization.

This release delivers a major overhaul to the PR review workflow, integrating creation through merge into one place with enhanced views for threads, commits, and changes. Performance is significantly boosted by enabling parallel execution of plan steps using async subagents. Additionally, users gain new productivity features like splitting changes into multiple PRs and pinning favorite skills as quick actions.

This release focuses heavily on Enterprise administration, introducing granular model access controls and new soft spend limits with intelligent usage alerts. Admins also benefit from an updated usage analytics tab with enhanced filtering options for better oversight.

Cursor Security Review is now available in beta for Teams and Enterprise users, introducing automated security checks via the Security Reviewer and scheduled Vulnerability Scanner agents. Users can now customize these security agents by integrating their existing scanning tools and adjusting operational triggers.

This release introduces the powerful Cursor SDK, enabling users to build custom agents accessible via TypeScript across the desktop, CLI, and web apps. The Cloud Agents API has also been significantly reworked to support durable agents with improved run scoping, streaming, and standardized response formats.

This release focuses heavily on enhancing agent capabilities by introducing parallel processing via the /multitask command and enabling cross-repository work through multi-root workspace support. Users can now run tasks concurrently and manage changes across multiple repos seamlessly within the Agents Window.

This release introduces interactive canvases, allowing Cursor to generate visualizations like dashboards and custom interfaces using new and existing components. These canvases are now durable artifacts accessible within the Agents Window side panel.

This release significantly enhances the Agents Window with a new Tiled layout for multi-tasking and introduces upgraded, more accurate voice input with dedicated UI controls. Users can now also select branches directly when launching cloud agents and benefit from improved performance and stability across chat scrolling, file tree updates, and large edit streaming.

This release significantly enhances Bugbot's intelligence by introducing real-time self-improvement through learned rules based on PR feedback. Additionally, users on relevant plans can now enable MCP support for richer code review context, and Autofix has been refined to be less noisy and more reliable.

Cursor 3 introduces the powerful new Agents Window, enabling users to run multiple agents in parallel across various environments with improved visibility and control. This release also adds Design Mode for precise UI targeting and Agent Tabs for managing multiple chats simultaneously. Several usability improvements focus on performance, such as faster large-file diff rendering, alongside key bug fixes across input handling and workspace loading.

This release introduces self-hosted cloud agents, a major feature allowing users to run code execution and tool calls entirely within their own infrastructure for enhanced security and privacy. These agents offer the full feature set of hosted agents and can be managed across multiple platforms including the editor, web app, and integrations.

This release introduces Composer 2, providing users with significantly enhanced coding performance, especially for complex tasks. The update also clarifies the new token pricing structure for the Standard and Fast models.

This release significantly expands integration capabilities by introducing over 30 new plugins from major partners like Atlassian and Datadog. These new plugins allow agents to interact with more parts of your existing technology stack. Check the marketplace to explore the new integrations.

This release introduces powerful Cloud Agents that operate within isolated VMs to build, test, and demo software directly from your codebase. Agents now deliver merge-ready Pull Requests complete with review artifacts, and are accessible across all Cursor platforms.

This release significantly enhances Cursor's extensibility with the introduction of the Cursor Marketplace for plugins, covering workflows from design to deployment. Key functional updates include enabling asynchronous subagents for better parallel task handling and introducing granular network access controls for sandboxed commands for improved security.

This release introduces long-running agents that can autonomously complete larger, more complex tasks by planning ahead. These new agents are now available for Ultra, Teams, and Enterprise users and result in more complete PRs.

This release significantly enhances agent capabilities by introducing Subagents for parallel, specialized task execution and enabling direct image generation within the agent interface. Additionally, Enterprise users gain Cursor Blame for detailed AI attribution tracking, and agents can now proactively ask clarifying questions during complex workflows.

This release significantly enhances the Command Line Interface (CLI) by introducing new controls for managing models, rules, and MCP servers directly via new slash commands and flags. Users can now list models, manage rules, and toggle MCP servers on the fly, alongside notable performance improvements for CLI hooks.

This release focuses on stability improvements across the core agent, layout controls, and code review functionality. Users can now easily customize their workspace layout by selecting from four new default layouts and switching between them using a new keyboard shortcut.

This release focuses heavily on Enterprise features, introducing Conversation Insights to analyze agent work types and the ability to share agent transcripts with teams. New administrative controls include Billing Groups for usage tracking and Service Accounts for secure automation. Additionally, agent sandboxing now supports Linux environments.

This release introduces powerful new debugging capabilities with Debug Mode and a visual development workflow via the new browser sidebar and component tree. Plan Mode is enhanced with inline Mermaid diagram support, and Multi-agent judging provides automated selection of the best solution when running agents in parallel.

This release introduces powerful new capabilities including AI Code Reviews directly in the editor for immediate bug detection and Instant Grep (Beta) for lightning-fast codebase searching. Plan Mode has also been enhanced with interactive question-answering to improve plan quality.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including the Multi-Agents editor for running up to eight agents in parallel and the new, faster Composer coding model. Key stability improvements include Sandboxed Terminals going GA on macOS and major performance boosts for Language Server Protocols. Users can now also control the agent via Voice Mode and define centralized Team Commands.