Cursor has shipped Projects, its latest major feature for the agentic coding era — alongside the ability to run cloud agents on self-managed machines.
Organizing Agent Work
As coding agents handle longer tasks across bigger codebases, the unit of work has shifted from a chat session to a project. Projects gives that shift a home: persistent, project-scoped workspaces where agents, conversations, and context stay organized across sessions.
Self-hosted machines (shipped a week earlier) address the enterprise requirement that code never leave owned infrastructure: cloud agents can now execute on machines the customer manages, rather than Cursor’s.
A Run Rate Unlike Any Dev Tool
The launches cap a staggering year: Cursor’s recurring revenue doubled to $2 billion in three months (per Bloomberg), the company was acquired by SpaceX in August, and Grok 4.6 debuted through the platform — with an AIUC-1 certification for agent security and reliability in between.
Read the announcements at cursor.com/blog/projects and cursor.com/blog/self-hosted-machines.