Cursor
Cursor now builds, hosts and links internal apps, and you can talk to its agents out loud.
◆Recent moves
- 8d ago
Cursor adds realtime voice calls with its agents
Voice calls add a new way to steer the cloud agents Cursor has been building since August: describe a change out loud, ask about a diff, and hear short progress notes. It runs on Grok Voice, with zero data retention under Privacy Mode, and reaches iOS through Siri and Lock Screen controls.
View source ↗ - 9d ago
Cursor cloud agents now build, host and share live internal apps
⚡ SPARKThis is where Cursor's agent stack leaves the repo. After Origin hosting, Rollouts and the Agent SDK, a cloud agent can now take a prompt to a deployed app with its own database, SSO login and domain, which pushes Cursor's audience well beyond engineers.
View source ↗ - 25d ago
Cursor Agent SDK goes GA: agents as code, deployable anywhere
⚡ SPARKThe Agent SDK is the developer-facing layer on top of the cloud agent stack Cursor built through September and October. After exposing environments by API and partner apps in Origin, Cursor now lets teams define, test and host their own agents on the same runtime.
View source ↗ - 29d ago
# Canvases from cloud agents
Three additions to the cloud agent layer: agents can produce shareable interactive canvases, an Environments API in beta makes agent sandboxes scriptable, and environments scale to 300 repositories with 5x faster loads for large ones. It extends the platform-API direction set by the Origin marketplace three days earlier, aimed at larger engineering organizations.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
Origin App Marketplace opens with 20+ apps and public submissions
⚡ SPARKOrigin launched in August with repos, PRs and GitHub sync; this release adds the ecosystem layer a code host needs before teams can move off GitHub. With CI, deploy, security and monitoring vendors wired in, the delivery loop Cursor has been assembling now spans tools it doesn't build.
View source ↗ - 1mo ago
# Rollouts
⚡ SPARKRollouts closes the last gap in Cursor's agentic delivery loop: production observability. The monitor writes a risk-and-signal plan when a PR opens, tracks the change per environment during deploy, and flags regressions by name — the first time Cursor has eyes on what happens after an agent ships code. Security Review ships in the same release and posts one comment per PR with exploitable bugs, attack paths, and proposed fixes.
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