Cursor launches a web app to manage AI coding agents | TechCrunch
Key takeaways:
- Cursor has launched a web app that lets users manage AI coding agents directly from their browser on desktop or mobile.
- Users can assign coding tasks (like writing features or fixing bugs) using natural language and monitor progress or merge completed changes.
- This follows earlier launches of Cursor’s background agents and a Slack integration, making it easier to delegate tasks via @Cursor.
- Cursor is used by over half of the Fortune 500, has reached $500M in annual recurring revenue, and now offers a $200/month Pro tier.
- The web app is available to all paying customers with agent access (excluding free tier users) and is part of Cursor’s plan to expand its usefulness beyond just an IDE.
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