Cursor: What's New in October 2025
A summary of all updates, new features, and bug fixes released for Cursor during October 2025.
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New Features in October 2025
- Introduced a new Multi-Agents editor featuring a sidebar for managing agents and plans.(2.0)
- Enabled running up to eight agents in parallel on a single prompt using isolated environments (git worktrees or remote machines).(2.0)
- Introduced Composer, a new agentic coding model that is 4x faster than similarly intelligent models.(2.0)
- Launched Browser functionality to General Availability (GA) with added support for Enterprise teams.(2.0)
- Enabled Browser to be embedded in-editor, including new tools for element selection and forwarding DOM information to the agent.(2.0)
- Enabled defining custom commands and rules for your Team via the Cursor dashboard, automatically applied to all members.(2.0)
- Introduced Voice Mode, allowing control of the Agent using built-in speech-to-text conversion.(2.0)
- Enabled defining custom submit keywords in settings to trigger the agent to begin running in Voice Mode.(2.0)
- Enabled creating plans with one model and building the plan with another, with options for foreground, background, or parallel agent execution.(2.0)
- Enabled sharing custom rules, commands, and prompts with the entire team via deeplinks.(2.0)
- Enabled Enterprise teams to distribute hooks directly from the web dashboard, including managing drafts and OS targeting.(2.0)
- Enabled viewing a timestamped Audit Log of admin events including user access, setting changes, and team rule edits.(2.0)
Bug Fixes in October 2025
Improvements in October 2025
- Improved Code Review experience to easily view all changes from the Agent across multiple files without needing to jump between files.(2.0)
- Sandboxed Terminals are now GA for macOS, running agent commands securely by default with read/write access to workspace but no internet access (unless allowlisted).(2.0)
- Improved performance of loading and using Language Server Protocols (LSPs) for language-specific features, especially noticeable when working with agents and viewing diffs.(2.0)
- Made Python and TypeScript LSPs faster by default for large projects with dynamically configured higher memory limits.(2.0)
- Improved the prompt UI by showing files and directories inline as pills.(2.0)
- Improved copy/pasting prompts with tagged context.(2.0)
- Removed many explicit context menu items (@Definitions, @Web, @Link, @Recent Changes, @Linter Errors) as the Agent can now self-gather context.(2.0)
- Improved the underlying harness for working with Agent across all models.(2.0)
- Improved the experience of sending agents to the cloud from the editor.(2.0)
- Enabled Enterprise admins to enforce standard settings for Sandboxed Terminals (sandbox availability, git access, network access) across their team.(2.0)