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CursorAndrew Milich & Jason GinsbergAnnouncement
Cursor on web and mobile
Summary
Cursor announces that its Agents are available on the web and mobile, extending the IDE-based agent to desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers. Agents can run bug fixes, build features, answer complex codebase questions, and scaffold work in the background, while users can include images, add follow-up instructions, and run multiple agents in parallel. Repository-access team members can review diffs and pull requests or create pull requests from the web interface; the service can also be installed as a Progressive Web App on iOS or Android. Slack integration sends completion notifications and lets users trigger agents with “@Cursor,” and work can later be reviewed, extended, or edited inline in Cursor on a laptop.
Context
The feature extends the familiar IDE-based agent to web and mobile so tasks can be run while users are away and accessed from desktop, tablet, or mobile browsers.
Approach / What changed
Cursor provides browser-based Agents with background task execution, image and follow-up support, parallel runs, repository collaboration, and Progressive Web App installation on iOS or Android. Slack integration supports completion notifications and agent triggers from conversations.
Takeaways
Agents can launch bug fixes, build features, answer complex codebase questions, and scaffold work while running in the background.
Team members with repository access can review agent diffs and pull requests or create pull requests directly from the web interface.
Slack users can receive completion notifications and trigger agents with “@Cursor”; web work can later be reviewed or edited inline in Cursor.
Source and freshness
- Source
- cursor.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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