New in Cursor! · Full changelog · Main announcement · Blog
We’re excited to introduce the Agents Window, a unified workspace for building software with agents, built from the ground up.
Read the full blog post: Meet the New Cursor
How it works
The Agents Window is a new interface centered around agents. It’s inherently multi-workspace, letting you and your agents work across different repos from one place.
You can run as many agents as you want: locally, in the cloud, in worktrees, or on remote SSH, and they all appear in the sidebar, including ones kicked off from mobile, web, desktop, Slack, GitHub, and Linear. Cloud agents produce demos and screenshots of their work for you to verify.
Moving agents between environments is fast: shift a session from cloud to local when you want to make edits and test on your own machine, or from local to cloud to keep it running while you’re offline or moving on to the next task.
The new interface also features a simpler diffs view for faster review, and the ability to stage, commit, and manage PRs without leaving the window.
To try it, upgrade Cursor and type Cmd+Shift+P → Agents Window. You can switch back to the IDE anytime, or have both open simultaneously.
Learn more: Agents Window documentation
We’d love your feedback!
- How does the Agents Window change the way you work with multiple agents?
- How is the local ↔ cloud handoff working for your workflow?
- What kinds of multi-agent workflows are you running across environments?
If you’ve found a bug, please post it in Bug Reports instead, so we can track and address it properly, but also feel free to drop a link to it in this thread for visibility.
