CursorKevin NiparkoAnnouncement
Over 30 new plugins join the Cursor Marketplace
Summary
Cursor is adding more than 30 plugins to its Marketplace, including integrations from Atlassian, Datadog, GitLab, Glean, Hugging Face, monday.com, and PlanetScale. The plugins extend Cursor across infrastructure and productivity workflows: users can query observability data, manage GitLab repositories and pipelines, work with PlanetScale schemas and queries, handle Atlassian issues and backlogs, search company knowledge in Glean, and manage monday.com boards and tasks. Each plugin bundles capabilities such as MCPs with skills that instruct an agent how to use them, and those tools can support manually started or automatically invoked cloud agents. Cursor also supports community-built plugins, while Teams and Enterprise admins can create private team marketplaces. Automations can run agents on schedules or events with custom instructions.
Context
The Cursor Marketplace was launched to make it easier to connect Cursor to existing tools and knowledge. The source says agents need access to the right tools and context to work more independently.
Approach / What changed
Cursor is adding more than 30 partner plugins, allowing agents to read from, write to, and take actions across development tools. Plugins bundle MCPs with skills, and can be used by cloud agents or Cursor Automations; users can also build plugins, while Teams and Enterprise admins can manage private team marketplaces.
Takeaways
The new plugins cover infrastructure tasks such as querying Datadog logs, metrics, traces, and dashboards; managing GitLab issues, merge requests, pipelines, and repositories; and working with PlanetScale schema recommendations and query performance.
Productivity integrations include Atlassian issue and backlog workflows, Glean company-knowledge and stakeholder search, and monday.com project-board and task management.
Plugins can provide tools to scheduled or event-triggered Cursor Automations, while Teams and Enterprise admins can distribute private plugins through team marketplaces.
Source and freshness
- Source
- cursor.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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