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About

AI-powered code editor built on VS Code — the vibecoding cockpit with inline AI, chat, and agent mode

What it does

The site describes agents that run in the terminal, in Slack, and on GitHub pull requests, plus scheduled automations that work unattended and cloud agents that run in parallel on separate machines. It also says users can choose among several model providers for each task.

Stated on the product site

Model
The site states users can choose among multiple model providers for each task, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini among others.
Integrations
The page states the tool operates in the terminal, in Slack, and on GitHub pull requests.
Automation
The page describes setting up always-on agents that run on schedules or triggers.
Deployment
The page states agents can run on their own separate machines in parallel, independent of the user's computer.

Not stated on the site

  • The page does not specify pricing or plan tiers for individual or team use.
  • The page does not state which operating systems beyond macOS and iPad are supported.
  • The page does not specify usage limits for automations or cloud agents.

Written from the product site at cursor.com.

What it can do

  • Generate code from natural language prompts

    Natural language description of desired code functionality → Generated code snippets or functions

  • Provide inline AI code suggestions

    Partially written code and cursor position → AI-suggested code completions and improvements

  • Debug and fix code issues

    Code with bugs or errors → Corrected code with explanations of fixes

  • Refactor existing code

    Existing code that needs improvement → Refactored code with better structure and performance

  • Chat about code and programming concepts

    Questions about code, algorithms, or programming problems → AI responses with explanations and code examples

  • Execute autonomous coding tasks in agent mode

    High-level coding objectives or project requirements → Complete code implementations or project modifications

  • Explain code functionality

    Existing code snippets or functions → Plain language explanations of what the code does

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