The cursor should be able to work on multiple code repositories. For example, if a change we make in our NextJS UI repository requires a change in the API, it should make that change.
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Hey, thanks for the question. I get what you’re trying to do, this is a common full-stack workflow.
Right now:
- Parallel Agents / Worktrees only work within a single Git repo (isolated copies of different branches).
- Multi-root workspaces (multiple repos opened at once) don’t support Multi-Agents yet.
Workaround: You can open a multi-root workspace (File > Add Folder to Workspace) to view both repos in one window. The agent can still see code from both projects via @-mentions and context, but it will work sequentially, not in parallel.