Cursor

What it does

Cursor is an AI tool for finding and fixing bugs, writing code with AI and coding from the terminal. It has a free plan, and paid plans start at $8 per month.

Cursor is a coding environment built by the company of the same name. It combines a code editor with an AI agent that can read a repository, propose edits, run commands, and verify its own work. It is aimed at software developers and engineering teams working on real codebases. Before changing anything, Cursor maps the repository so it can find the right files, and it can draw on models from several providers rather than a single one. On larger tasks it asks clarifying questions and works out a plan before executing, and agents can run in parallel or in the cloud on longer jobs. The editor runs terminal commands in a sandbox, accepts context through @-mentions and image uploads, and keeps git checkpoints so you can roll back to an earlier state. Plugins, skills, and MCP connections add tools and project knowledge, and team rules let an organization set its own conventions. A free plan costs $0 per month and includes limited AI usage. API access is available on paid plans, with API usage billed separately from the subscription.

• AI agent inside a code editor
• Choice of models from multiple providers
• Repository-wide search and context
• Sandboxed terminal command execution
• Git checkpoints and rollback
• Command line and IDE integrations
• Plugins, skills, and MCP connections
• Cloud agents that run in parallel

What you can do with it

Listing history

1. Nov 3, 2026Checked against cursor.com
2. Oct 7, 2026Listed