EDIT: Due to some teething issues, we have temporarily paused the rollout of v0.46. We hope to get this out to everyone with in next day or so!
Sorry for getting everyone’s hopes up, we really hope you enjoy this version once we can get it out to you all.
After a few days of ironing out the bugs and getting Cursor v0.46 ready for the spotlight, it’s time for its release!
This update includes some great features and upgrades, including:
Agent as Default 
Agent is our most powerful feature and is now the default for both new and existing users!
The old Chat and Composer tabs have been replaced with a simpler dropdown, with Agent mode being the default, while still keeping ‘Edit’ for more precise changes, and our new ‘Ask’ mode, for planning and questions!
The first stages of our UI refresh can be seen here too, with more to come in the future
🛜 Better HTTP/2 Support
A new setting is now available, which should help many users who have previously had issues with network issues!
Try to reset the Disable HTTP2
setting, and enable the Enable HTTP2 Proxy Workaround
too.
NOTE: This workaround is not working for some users, but we are investigating this now and will update this shortly!
⇥ Tab Tab… Not Tab?
Our Tab feature can now be rebound to a different keyboard shortcut! Simply search for the Accept Cursor Tab Suggestion
shortcut in the usual shortcut editor.
Web Search
The agent can now search the web when needed, instead of requiring @web
each time you wanted Cursor to look something up.
Terminal Tool
Sometimes you want to point the AI to the output of your terminal as something to look at, maybe to fix an error, or to take the output of a command as context for your next edits.
Now you can simply @terminal
, and pick which terminal you want to add, and the AI will see it just like a file!
MCP Improvements
MCP servers can now provide resources, that the agent can use as context for its edits. This can be used for things like internal private documentation, where you cannot use the traditional @docs
functionality!
We’ve also made a few more improvements to MCP servers, such as:
- YOLO Mode - The agent can now ‘YOLO’ MCP tools, alongside its default tools
- Project Servers - Define MCP servers in a
.cursor/mcp.json
file, and all your teammates instantly inherit them - Disable in Settings - MCP servers can now be disabled in the settings, to allow for quicker adjustment of what MCP servers are active
Full Changelog
As always, the full changelog can be found here, but drop your thoughts and love here - you should get the update very soon (if not already), so let us know how you get on!
Download Now!
If you already have Cursor, you should already have a prompt to update within the editor.
If you aren’t already a user, download your version from cursor.com - try a 14-day free trial of Pro and see what all the fuss is about!