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Cursor cli

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Updates related to the cli component of Cursor.

2 releases9 features2 bug fixesView all Cursor releases

All CLI Features

  • Introduced Subagents, specialized, independent agents that run in parallel with custom configurations for faster, more focused task execution.(2.4)
  • Enabled direct image generation from the agent using text descriptions or reference uploads, saving previews inline and to the assets/ folder.(2.4)
  • Launched Cursor Blame (Enterprise plan feature) extending git blame with AI attribution, showing which lines were AI-generated (by Tab completions or agent runs) versus human-written.(2.4)
  • Added the ability for agents to ask clarifying questions during Plan and Debug modes, allowing them to continue working while waiting for user input.(2.4)
  • Enabled building custom subagents and skills that utilize the new 'ask question tool'.(2.4)
  • Added the agent models command to list all available models.(CLI)
  • Enabled quick switching between models using the --list-models flag or the /models slash command.(CLI)
  • Introduced the /rules command to create new rules and edit existing ones directly from the CLI.(CLI)
  • Enabled enabling and disabling MCP servers on the fly using the /mcp enable and /mcp disable commands.(CLI)

All CLI Bug Fixes

  • Fixed 11 unspecified bugs (as noted in the release notes summary).(2.4)
  • Fixed unspecified bug fixes related to CLI operations.(CLI)

Releases with CLI Changes

2.45 features1 fix
Jan 22, 2026

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.

CLI4 features1 fix
Jan 8, 2026

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.