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Features · Cursor
September 20, 2025 - Debug Mode, Plan Mode Improvements, Multi-Agent Judging, and Pinned Chats · 2.1Nov 21, 2025 · Improved Plan Mode, AI Code Review in Editor, and Instant Grep · 2.0Oct 29, 2025 · New Coding Model and Agent Interface · 1.7Sep 29, 2025 · Browser Controls, Plan Mode, and HooksSee what's new in Cursor → ·
Factsheet
Developer Anysphere
Initial release 2023; 2 years ago (2023)
Stable release Cursor 2.1
/ November 21, 2025; 26 days ago (2025-11-21)
/ November 21, 2025; 26 days ago (2025-11-21)
Developer Anysphere
Initial release 2023; 2 years ago (2023)
Stable release Cursor 2.1
/ November 21, 2025; 26 days ago (2025-11-21)
/ November 21, 2025; 26 days ago (2025-11-21)
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Debug Mode, Plan Mode Improvements, Multi-Agent Judging, and Pinned Chats · 2.1Nov 21, 2025 · Improved Plan Mode, AI Code Review in Editor, and Instant Grep · 2.0Oct 29, 2025 · New Coding Model and Agent Interface · 1.7Sep 29, 2025 · Browser Controls, Plan Mode, and HooksSee what's new in Cursor → ·
How to share my cursor AI chat
I’ve had great experiences with Cursor AI chat, finding it highly efficient for my work. However, I’m unable to find a way to share these chat conversations with my friends, which would be valuable for our team collaboration. I’m wondering if there are any available methods to share these ... More on forum.cursor.com
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November 23, 2024Cursor AI to build web application from scratch?
It depends on your level of experience - with AI, with IDEs, and with the frameworks/stack of choice. Experienced? Build the app out in the way you best know how to; create the repo, directory structure, shared files - logger, utilities, etc. Then, use Claude to boilerplate the rest. Use Cline w/ OpenRouter x Claude Sonnet 3.5 to start working on it section by section. Use the diff editor revert option frequently; keep changes small and files modular. Noob? Use OpenHands via Docker. Use OoenRouter and Claude Sonnet 3.5. Build the base web app out. More it into GitHub, clone it locally. Clean it up and fix it with Cline x Sonnet. Either way, this shit is expensive. Very expensive. I built two apps as tests to compare agentic frameworks using OpenRouter and Claude on both and dropped $500. The apps work, but they’re boring and basic and not really ready for production or maintainability. More on reddit.com
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November 19, 2024I'm really disappointed with Cursor AI (Paid sub)
Whether you’re coding from experience, looking up solutions to co-opt from stack overflow or building something using an AI editor (web portal or IDE), you still need to at least understand what you are changing. If I found something that worked in 100lines I would want every single one explained to me before I’m adding into my codebase. I also know flow-on effects like calling something before its initialiser/constructor will never work. But I will still back up first. If you’re allowing the AI to insert the code for you, stop and let it show you where it’s putting your new code and why. If you don’t understand what it’s adding, or why it’s adding it in a specific location then you’re going to have issues where you don’t know what broke. Don’t be afraid of asking the LLM to explain what and why it’s doing anything, and to elaborate if you need. Right now you just got in the back of a new rideshare service thinking it’s an Uber and turns out you’re in the back of some toddlers pull-wagon going nowhere. Have fun with it! But back up regularly, ask questions, and also learn to use gpt-o-mini to avoid depleting your sonnet allowance on trivial stuff too. More on reddit.com
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September 18, 2024So how many of you have permanently switched to cursor IDE and how’s that working out for you?
OUTDATED: I just tried cursor with codebase indexed. Asked about adding a a checkbox that updates specific field in the database. Although it did correctly provide code snippets, they are not using my patterns and it also provided react code but I use vue. So far it failed my expectations. Maybe Im doing something wrong? Update 26.02.25 Now, composer with agent mode enabled, Cursor works great and saves a lot of time. Above comment is outdated More on reddit.com
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September 10, 2024Videos
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How To Build An AI Chat App With Cursor Using Natural Language ...
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How To Use Cursor AI (Full Tutorial For Beginners 2025) - YouTube
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Cursor AI Tutorial for Beginners [2025 Edition] - YouTube
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Cursor 2.0 - Full Tutorial for Beginners - YouTube
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🚀 Unlocking Cursor | Chat - YouTube
Reddit
reddit.com › r/cursor › can i use chat feature for all my gen-ai needs?
r/cursor on Reddit: Can I use Chat feature for all my gen-AI needs?
November 6, 2024 -
I subscribe to an LLM like ChatGPT or Claude for access to advanced LLMs for many purposes. My question is: can I replace that with a cursor subscription? Could I use cursor chat for all my LLM needs? Including things that have nothing to do with my code?
I think the relevant lines in their "pricing" info are this:
GPT-4, GPT-4o, and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are all considered premium models. You have 500 fast uses and unlimited slow uses each month for these models. Each request to Claude 3.5 Haiku counts as 1/3 of a premium request.
Is "slow" here like making a batch API call -- with unknown turnaround time, but within 24 hours?
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For me, I use both Claude Web and Cursor for a few reasons. Claude Web has features that Cursor does not have yet. For example, you could generate various mermaid.js diagrams. I use it to generate sequence, class diagrams and user journeys. I also prefer Claude Web for “thinking” tasks, this could be both non-code and coding tasks. Non-code tasks would be learning new things, coding tasks could involve creating several prototypes and iterating on them until I understand the problem or solution. I don’t want to fire up an IDE every time I want something. The Web UI also feels more relaxed IMO. Cursor struggles with MD format at the moment. It may not escape backticks properly resulting in broken markdown files. This may be fixed soon, but I don’t want to be working around some of these bugs, I could just rely on Claude Web for it. Claude Web still (at the time of this writing) doesn’t have to ability to browse the internet. But if you’re working with a less popular library or an updated API for a popular library, Cursor can query the website and use that information. Cursor has an amazing ability to specify context both in times of files/folders and code snippets. It also makes it way easier to review and apply changes. This is an upgrade considering that you may have to rely on copy-paste if you just use Claude Web. These are some of my reasons, I see Cursor and Claude Web complement each other. A. If you can afford it, get both. B. You can still get only Cursor and use the free Claude Web offering, you may run into limits every now and then. If you can get away with it, just get Cursor. If you plan your usage, this could get you far. Personally, if I could only pay for one, I’d pick Claude Web because my current workflow involves a lot of visualisation as much as code. Happy to answer if you have specific questions. Edit: Here’s another relevant discussion on the topic. https://www.reddit.com/r/cursor/s/ydDYQay0gU
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Cursor
docs.cursor.com › agent › overview
Cursor – Overview
Access past conversations with Alt+Ctrl+’. Review previous discussions, track coding sessions, and reference context from earlier chats. Export conversations to markdown format. Share solutions with team members, document decisions, or create knowledge bases from coding sessions. Define custom instructions for Agent behavior. Rules help maintain coding standards, enforce patterns, and personalize how Agent assists with your project. ... Responses are generated using AI and may contain mistakes.
Guidejar
guidejar.com › guides › steps › 6C0AA36F-38BD-4811-9B7F-C1B274C480E0
How to open chat in Cursor?
From internal SOPs to interactive product walkthroughs, Guidejar helps teams create how-to guides that scale knowledge and reduce repeat questions.
DataCamp
datacamp.com › tutorial › cursor-ai-code-editor
Cursor AI: A Guide With 10 Practical Examples | DataCamp
October 17, 2025 - Learn how to install Cursor AI on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and discover how to use it through 10 different use cases. ... Get your team access to the full DataCamp for business platform. I have often copied and pasted code into ChatGPT to ask why it isn’t working, to refactor it, or simply to explain it to me.
Cursor
cursor.com › docs › agent › overview
Overview | Cursor Docs
Assistant for autonomous coding tasks, terminal commands, and code editing
Cursor
cursor.com › blog › agent-web
Cursor on web and mobile
June 30, 2025 - You can now work with Cursor Agents on web and mobile. Just like the familiar agent that works alongside you in the IDE, agents on web and mobile can write code, answer complex questions, and scaffold out your work · You can start working them today at cursor.com/agents
Cursor AI
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Getting started with Cursor AI
5 days ago - If you want something that’s ... window: To open up the AI chat sidebar, you can type “Cmd + I”, or click the little diamond icon in the top right corner of your window (which I’ve also circled in purple)....
Cursor
cursor.com › home
Agents | Cursor - The AI Code Editor
Manage and monitor your AI coding agents with Cursor
Codecademy
codecademy.com › article › how-to-use-cursor-ai-a-complete-guide-with-practical-examples
How To Use Cursor AI: A Complete Guide With Practical Example | Codecademy
Let’s see how Cursor AI can help us build this application step by step. ... Open the Cursor chat panel (available through the sidebar or by pressing Ctrl+L or Cmd+L), and enter the following prompt:
Cursor
cursor.com › docs › agent › chat › history
History | Cursor Docs
Access and manage your chat conversation history in Cursor.
Medium
medium.com › @niall.mcnulty › getting-started-with-cursor-ai-86c1add6d701
Getting Started with Cursor AI
March 2, 2025 - This is where you can converse with Cursor’s AI assistant. If you don’t see it initially, you can open it by pressing Ctrl+L (Windows) or Cmd+L (Mac) — this toggles the chat sidebar.
YouTube
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How to Use Chat in Cursor AI Editor | Cursor AI Chat with Codebase Tutorial for Beginners - YouTube
Learn how to use the chat feature in Cursor AI editor! Perfect for beginners, explore Cursor AI chat, codebase, and chatbot tips!🌟 Discover how to use the c...
Published December 20, 2024
Cursor
cursor.com › cli
Cursor CLI · Cursor
September 20, 2025 - ~/Repos/ai-chat-app · → · →/model autoAuto · /model sonnet-4.5Claude 4.5 Sonnet · /model gpt-5.2GPT-5.2 · /model opus-4.5Claude 4.5 Opus · /model grokGrok · Wherever you code, Cursor CLI integrates with your existing workflow. Automatically update docs, trigger security reviews, or build custom coding agents.
Reddit
reddit.com › r/chatgptcoding › cursor ai to build web application from scratch?
r/ChatGPTCoding on Reddit: Cursor AI to build web application from scratch?
November 19, 2024 -
I want to build a new web application from scratch by giving the AI my requirements. What is the best AI tool to use? Is Cursor AI with Claude good for this? Thanks!
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It depends on your level of experience - with AI, with IDEs, and with the frameworks/stack of choice. Experienced? Build the app out in the way you best know how to; create the repo, directory structure, shared files - logger, utilities, etc. Then, use Claude to boilerplate the rest. Use Cline w/ OpenRouter x Claude Sonnet 3.5 to start working on it section by section. Use the diff editor revert option frequently; keep changes small and files modular. Noob? Use OpenHands via Docker. Use OoenRouter and Claude Sonnet 3.5. Build the base web app out. More it into GitHub, clone it locally. Clean it up and fix it with Cline x Sonnet. Either way, this shit is expensive. Very expensive. I built two apps as tests to compare agentic frameworks using OpenRouter and Claude on both and dropped $500. The apps work, but they’re boring and basic and not really ready for production or maintainability.
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Work with ChatGPT or Claude to build out the requirements, have ChatGPT-o1-Mini or Preview generate the start of it, hammer out the major things in the chat, and then switch to Cursor once you're ready to make the small adjustments that don't require the whole code to go back and forth. Plan each step with detail and knowledge of the languages/technologies being used. As long as you're debugging skills and attention to detail are on point, you'll get around the area you want to be in for your project.
Medium
ghumare64.medium.com › my-take-on-cursor-ai-after-using-it-at-least-5-times-a-day-f9d3ff94b84a
My take on Cursor AI after using it at least 5 times a day | by Rohit Ghumare | Medium
May 1, 2025 - As AI coding tools become more common, picking the right one makes a big difference in how well you work. After trying many AI coding tools like Replit, Lovable, Bolt, or IDEs like Cursor, Zed, and Windsurf, I’ve found Cursor AI to be the best choice for everything if you only have $20 to spend every month.
The Prompt Warrior
thepromptwarrior.com › p › the-3-cursor-ai-modes
The 3 Cursor AI Modes (Chat, Composer, Agent)
February 23, 2025 - Cursor now has 3 AI modes, but it wasn’t always this way. The AI Chat was released first. Then in mid 2024 the Composer was released.