Cursor Review is in closed beta.
Cursor Review
Cursor Review is the home for triaging pull requests, reviewing code, tracking merge readiness, and taking action on feedback.
Start in the PR Inbox to see what needs attention, open the PR Page to review a pull request in detail, use Merge Queue to line up merges and land stacks, or use the gt CLI when your workflow starts in the terminal.
How it works
Cursor Review is organized around four main areas:
- PR Inbox for triage
- PR Page for interactive review
- Merge Queue for landing changes on the default branch
gtCLI for terminal and automation workflows
These areas work together. You can start in the inbox, move into a PR for deeper review, add work to the merge queue when it is ready to land, and use the CLI when you want to review changes from the terminal or integrate review into scripts.
Review surfaces
Cursor Review brings together four areas for triaging work, reviewing pull requests in detail, merging stacks safely, and working from the terminal.
Use the PR Inbox to identify which pull requests need your attention and decide what to review next.
Use the PR Page to understand a change, navigate the diff, leave feedback, inspect checks, and take PR actions.
Use Merge Queue to line up pull requests, keep the default branch green, and merge stacks without hand-managing every rebase.
Use gt CLI when your workflow starts in the terminal, or when you want to review local changes, branches, or automated review output.