Cursor's iPhone and iPad app launched June 29 in public beta for all paid plans. You can launch cloud agents from your phone, remote-control agents running on your desktop, review diffs, and merge pull requests directly from the mobile interface.
The June 22 release brings a new Customize page that collects plugins, skills, MCPs, subagents, rules, commands, and hooks in one place, plus a popularity leaderboard across your team and prebuilt plugin canvases for Hex and Atlassian.
Security researchers at Tenet Security showed that a public Sentry credential is enough to inject malicious instructions into AI coding agents. Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex all fell for it with an 85% success rate.
The June 18 release brings improvements to Cursor Automations: a new /automate skill for creating automations from natural language, five new GitHub triggers, Slack emoji reactions as triggers, and computer use enabled by default for cloud agents.
Cursor 3.7 ships cloud environment setup via snapshots, a /in-cloud command to spin up isolated VM subagents, and /babysit for hands-off PR prep — all while keeping your local workspace untouched.
Cursor revealed Origin on June 17, a code hosting and collaboration platform designed from the ground up for AI agents as primary collaborators, not just human developers. It's a direct GitHub competitor launching this fall.
SpaceX signed a definitive agreement on June 16 to acquire Anysphere, the maker of Cursor, in an all-stock deal worth $60 billion. The move extends SpaceX's xAI division into developer tooling.
A June 10 Cursor update powered by Composer 2.5 cuts Bugbot review time from ~5 minutes to ~90 seconds, reduces cost per review by 22%, and improves detection rates by 10%.
Cursor's June 4 release adds Canvas Design Mode for direct element selection and annotation, and a Context Usage Report that shows exactly how tokens are split across your system prompts, tools, rules, and skills.
Cursor's June 3 update adds Organizations for Enterprise customers: a top-level container for managing multiple teams with separate security, governance, budget, and model controls. Users can belong to more than one team, with different roles in each.
Cursor 3.6 shipped May 29 with a new run mode that routes agent tool calls through an AI classifier before executing them. It's a middle ground between fully autonomous and constantly interrupted.
Cursor shipped 3.4 on May 13 and 3.5 on May 20, adding full-screen agent tabs, Dockerfile-based cloud development environments, expanded Automations with multi-repo support, and a native Jira integration.
Cursor released Composer 2.5 on May 18, built on Moonshot's Kimi K2.5 checkpoint with 85% of compute spent on Cursor's own post-training pipeline. It scores 63.2% on CursorBench v3.1, edging out both Opus 4.7 and GPT-5.5 at a fraction of the inference cost.
Cursor's newest releases let anyone in a Teams channel delegate coding tasks to a cloud agent by mentioning @Cursor, while a separate update brings Dockerfile-based multi-repo development environments with 70% faster cache builds and version history.
Cursor is removing the $40 per-seat monthly subscription for Bugbot and switching to usage-based billing for Teams and Individuals. The change also unlocks configurable effort levels — you can now tell Bugbot to think harder on complex PRs.
ServiceNow made Build Agent generally available at Knowledge 2026, extending it into the four major AI coding tools so developers can build ServiceNow apps without leaving their preferred IDE.
Cursor 3.3 shipped on May 7 with a new PR Review interface, async subagents that run independent tasks in parallel, and a quick action that splits one large change into multiple logically grouped pull requests.
Novee researchers disclosed a high-severity RCE vulnerability in Cursor IDE on April 28. A crafted Git repository with a hidden pre-commit hook can trigger arbitrary code execution when Cursor's AI agent runs routine git operations. Cursor patched it in February 2026.
Cursor Security Review enters beta on Teams and Enterprise plans with two always-on agents: a Security Reviewer that comments on every PR, and a Vulnerability Scanner that runs scheduled codebase sweeps.
PocketOS, a car rental software company, lost its production database and all backups when a Cursor agent powered by Claude Opus 4.6 decided to 'fix' a credential mismatch on its own. The agent later confessed: 'I violated every principle I was given.'
Cursor 3.2 shipped on April 24 with a /multitask command that breaks large requests into async subagents running in parallel, improved worktrees for branch-isolated background work, and multi-root workspaces for cross-repo agent sessions.
A 10,000-developer survey from JetBrains finds Claude Code grew from 3% to 18% workplace adoption between mid-2025 and January 2026, tied with Cursor for second place. A companion behavioral study of 800 developers reveals AI tools change how devs work in ways they don't notice.
SpaceX struck a deal with Cursor's parent company Anysphere: an option to acquire the AI code editor for $60 billion, or a $10 billion payment for their collaboration if they walk away. Here's the full breakdown of what they're building together and why it matters.
JetBrains surveyed over 10,000 professional developers in January 2026. GitHub Copilot still leads by install base, but growth has stalled. Claude Code grew from roughly 3% to 18% adoption in eight months and now ties Cursor. Its satisfaction score (91% CSAT, NPS 54) leads the market.
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