Teams wanting coding tasks to run off their laptop; cloud agents need a paid plan and an admin to connect the repository host.

Kenning's take

What it does

Cursor's cloud agents work on code inside isolated virtual machines with the repository, dependencies and secrets set up, so they keep running without the developer's laptop. They can build and test the software, use a browser and open pull requests. Cursor first brought its agents to the web and mobile browsers in June 2025, and they can now be started from the desktop app, cursor.com/agents, the iOS app, Slack, GitHub, Linear or an API.

  • Isolated cloud VMs with full dev environments
  • Unlimited parallel agents
  • Start from web, iOS, Slack, GitHub, Linear or API
  • Multi-repo environments
  • MCP server support
  • Android use as a web app

Who it suits. Developers and teams who want coding tasks to run in the background away from their own machine.

Key facts

Part of
Cursor
Made by
Anysphere, Inc.
Released
30 June 2025
How to get it
Paid Cursor plan needed to start cloud agents; an admin must connect GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps
Works on
Web, iOS, Mac, Windows, Linux, Slack, API
In the UK
Yes
API price
Usage billed at the chosen model's rate

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Pro$20month
Pro+$60month
Ultra$200month
Teams Standard$40user per month
Teams Premium$120user per month
EnterpriseCustom pricingNone

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Ratings

FAQ

When did Cursor agents come to web and mobile?

Cursor announced agents on web and mobile on 30 June 2025.

Can free Cursor users run cloud agents?

No. Starting a cloud agent needs a paid plan.

Where can I start a Cursor cloud agent?

From the Cursor desktop app, cursor.com/agents, the iOS app, Slack, GitHub, Linear or the API.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.