Cursor
Cursor is an AI-native code editor built on a fork of VS Code that integrates frontier models directly into the development workflow. It features an agent-first interface designed for autonomous multi-file changes, background task execution, and intelligent code completion.
Launched Cursor 3 with a unified Agents Window for parallel agent management, introduced Grok 4.5 and updated Composer 2.5, and expanded functionality to include Cursor for iPad.
As of
- Agent mode for autonomous multi-file coding and terminal tasks
- Composer for parallel agent management and complex edits
- Cursor Tab for multi-line, cross-file code completion
- Model router for switching between Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Grok per task
- Bugbot for agentic code reviews in GitHub pull requests
Individual developers and teams who want a deeply integrated, AI-first IDE that excels at multi-file codebase reasoning and autonomous coding tasks.
Developers who prefer a lightweight plugin for existing IDEs like JetBrains, those needing the lowest possible subscription cost, or users requiring purely terminal-based headless workflows.
Offers a free Hobby plan and paid individual tiers: Pro ($20/mo), Pro+ ($60/mo), and Ultra ($200/mo), alongside per-seat Teams ($40/user/mo) and custom Enterprise pricing. Paid plans include credit pools for frontier models, with annual billing available at ~20% savings.
Cursor is the industry leader for AI-native code editors, offering superior integration and workflow automation compared to standard AI plugins, though users must be prepared to actively manage their credit-based usage.
Is Cursor free?
Cursor is Freemium. Offers a free Hobby plan and paid individual tiers: Pro ($20/mo), Pro+ ($60/mo), and Ultra ($200/mo), alongside per-seat Teams ($40/user/mo) and custom Enterprise pricing. Paid plans include credit pools for frontier models, with annual billing available at ~20% savings. Check the official site for current plans.
What is Cursor best for?
Individual developers and teams who want a deeply integrated, AI-first IDE that excels at multi-file codebase reasoning and autonomous coding tasks.
Who makes Cursor?
Cursor is developed by Anysphere. It is listed in the AI-Native IDEs & Editors category on ai.dosa.dev.
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