Origin
Origin is currently released in early beta. You can create repos, push and pull with git, mirror from GitHub, browse and search code, open and merge pull requests, and share with your Cursor team.
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Origin is Cursor's git forge for storing and sharing code. Use it to host repositories, sync projects from GitHub, and browse your team's Origin repos in the browser.
What you can do
In early beta you can:
- Create Origin repositories, including from Cursor agents
- Clone, push, and pull with standard git
- Mirror a GitHub repository into Origin
- Open, review, and merge pull requests
- Browse and search code at cursor.com/codebase
- Manage repository settings and codebase settings
- Connect third-party apps (Vercel, Depot, and Buildkite) from repository settings
- Connect automations and cloud agents to Origin repos
- Install the Origin CLI for terminal workflows
Who can access
Origin code storage is available on Pro, Teams, and Enterprise plans. It is not available on free plans. Access opens in stages, so you may not see Origin immediately after it becomes available for your plan.
Enable Origin
Before your team can use Origin, someone has to claim a codebase name. The codebase name is the namespace your repositories live under, the {owner} in https://cursor.com/codebase/{owner}/{repo}.
- Any team member can claim the codebase name: open cursor.com/codebase, select Get Started, and follow the setup flow
- Admins can disable Origin for the team at any time from the dashboard
- Teams on legacy privacy mode cannot enable Origin, so switch to Privacy Mode first if you want access
Once the codebase name is claimed, admins can create repositories and grant repository access to the rest of the team from codebase settings.
Repo list
After Origin is enabled, cursor.com/codebase shows your team's repositories.
- Search with Find repo...
- Create a repo with New, or bring one over with Sync from GitHub
- Open a repo to browse code, pull requests, and settings
Repo icons show how each repo is hosted: Origin-hosted repos, and repos synced from GitHub.
