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Cursor

Freemium

Cursor plans, writes, and reviews code with AI agents that use codebase context. It supports desktop, terminal, browser, and mobile workflows.

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Category
Development
Pricing
Freemium
Platforms
Desktop editor with a macOS download · CLI for terminals, scripts, and editors · Web browser and mobile
Creates
Code
Source checked
Nov 11, 2026

What is Cursor?

Cursor is an AI coding agent for developers. It uses codebase context to plan tasks, write code, and review changes. Developers can provide instructions, reference images, and team conventions. Agents can edit files and run builds and tests through terminal commands. Cloud agents can work in parallel on their own computers and produce features and demos for review. Cursor is available through a desktop editor, CLI, browser, and mobile.

Cursor features

Codebase-aware agents

Plan, write, and review code using project context.

Parallel cloud work

Agents use their own computers to build, test, and demo features for review.

Visual page editing

Select page elements to rewrite, resize, or move them.

Execution-based debugging

Code instrumentation and real execution data help identify fixes.

Safety & privacy

Documented policies and disclosures; not a security certification.

Chats are stored
Yes

The privacy policy says an entire exchange may be stored when submitted as feedback.

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Chats used for AI training
Unclear

The terms require explicit training consent, while the privacy policy also lists security-review and reported-feedback exceptions.

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Is Cursor right for your workflow?

Product details from the vendor’s documentation.

Who it is for

  • Developers

What you provide

  • Codebase context
  • Reference images and @-mentions
  • Team conventions and architectural preferences

What you can create or export

  • Generated and edited code
  • Feature demos for review

Supported platforms

  • Desktop editor with a macOS download
  • CLI for terminals, scripts, and editors
  • Web browser and mobile

Integrations

  • Start agents from GitHub, Slack, Linear, and JetBrains IDEs.
  • Connect GitHub and Figma tools and data through MCP.

Limits and requirements

  • Plus is limited to Grok models; third-party models on Premium and above require separate usage payments.
  • The terms warn that generated suggestions may contain errors or misleading information.
  • Users must be at least 18 or the age of majority in their jurisdiction, whichever is higher.

Access, licensing and data

  • Most features require a registered account.
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Use cases

  • Delegate feature implementation to agents and review their work.
  • Plan complex coding tasks before background execution.
  • Investigate bugs using real execution data.

Cursor tutorials & resources

Guides, videos and reusable material for getting more out of Cursor. Each link goes to the original source.

From Cursor

  • Cursor Docs — Agent, Rules, MCP, Skills & CLI

    Find documentation for Agent mode, customization, MCP servers, the CLI, models, and team configuration.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Agent mode | Cursor Docs

    Learn how to start an Agent conversation, request code changes, follow edits in the diff view, and interrupt work.

    DocumentationbeginnerSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Skills | Cursor Docs

    Learn to create reusable Agent skills through chat or SKILL.md files, organize them in folders, and share task instructions with your team.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Rules | Cursor Docs

    Configure persistent coding instructions using project, team, and user rules or AGENTS.md.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) | Cursor Docs

    Connect Cursor to external tools and data by installing MCP servers, configuring authentication, and integrating services.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • CLI Installation | Cursor Docs

    Install the Cursor CLI on macOS, Linux, or Windows, verify that it works, and configure your PATH.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Using Headless CLI | Cursor Docs

    Configure non-interactive CLI usage with API keys and scripting support for automation and CI/CD pipelines.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Cloud Environment Setup | Cursor Docs

    Prepare a Cloud Agent environment with configuration, startup commands, and secrets.

    DocumentationSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Quickstart | Cursor Docs

    Start with installation and sign-in, ask Cursor to explain a codebase, make a small edit, and review the result.

    Official tutorialbeginnerSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Cursor agent best practices

    Learn practices for planning agent tasks, managing context, customizing workflows, and reviewing generated code.

    Official tutorialSource: Cursor

  • Learn Cursor — Official Tutorials

    Study AI foundations and coding-agent practices through lessons on context, feature development, debugging, testing, and customization.

    CourseSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Cloud Agents API | Cursor Docs

    Use the REST API to create and manage Cloud Agents, control runs, retrieve artifacts, and configure environments and secrets.

    API referenceSource: Cursor Documentation

  • Guides

    Explore community tutorials and discussions covering Cursor workflows, rules, skills, security, and migration tasks.

    CommunitySource: Cursor - Community Forum

Video tutorials

Workflows, skills and templates

Guides, courses and community

Independent resources are made by their authors, not by Cursor or Artificin, and may describe older versions.

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Cursor FAQ

How do usage limits work?

Plans have an AI usage pool shared across Cursor and Grok that refreshes weekly. Usage costs vary by product. When the allowance is exhausted, users can purchase top-offs or wait for the next refresh. Remaining usage is shown in settings.

What models are supported?

Plus supports only Grok models. Premium and higher tiers provide Grok usage, while third-party models in Cursor are charged separately at API list prices. Users can set spending caps.

How can I see and manage Cursor's usage in my organization?

Admins can view usage information and key metrics in the Admin Dashboard.

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