Hello,
I’m trying to use Cursor Projects, which seem really good, but i cannot find them inside the iOS application.
I created a Project on the desktop application, used it to fire some agents, but when i want to switch to my phone to monitor those agents and manage the PRs, i cannot really find the Project.
I find a conversation which relates to the Project, but it seems very incomplete.
Did anyone managed to work from the iOS application using Projects ?
Hey @Arthur_Meyniel, thanks for the report, and glad Projects are working well for you on desktop!
Projects are desktop-only for now. The iOS app does not have a Projects view yet, so the Project itself shows up as a regular conversation (that is the coordinator agent), which is why it looks incomplete on your phone. Bringing Projects to mobile is something we’re working on right now!
But if I prompt the coordinator agent from my phone, i still benefit from the Project memory and other features, right?
Yes, you do!
Everything that makes a Project a Project (its context and memory, the coordinator’s instructions, and its ability to launch and steer worker agents) lives with the Project on our side, not in the desktop app. So when you message the coordinator from your phone, it picks up right where it left off, with the same memory, and it can keep dispatching and following up with workers.
The only thing missing on iOS is the Projects view itself: you cannot browse the Project’s notes and documents directly, links to those documents in the coordinator’s replies open on desktop, and the workers show up as individual agents in your list instead of grouped under the Project. If you want to check something in the Project’s context from your phone, just ask the coordinator to read it back to you.