Your keyboard just got promoted.
With Cursor, a single instruction can set autonomous agents in motion across your codebase.
Contact our team to map your first agent workflows. After we connect, we'll send a custom Cursor keyboard your way — already promoted to its next role.
Set your next task in motion with Cursor →
Request your keyboard
Tell us where to send your custom Cursor keyboard and we'll follow up to help map your first agent workflows.
Ask an agent to plan a change, implement it, run the tests, and return a pull request for review. Send longer-running work to the cloud, fan complex tasks out to parallel agents, and come back to review real artifacts instead of supervising every step.
You stay in control of the direction, the models, and the standards. Cursor does the rest.
What your keyboard can set in motion with Cursor
Explore the codebase
Cursor agents use repository context and coding tools to understand how the system works before they make a change.
Delegate the full task
Move from “write this function” to “fix this issue.” Agents can plan, implement, test, and package the work for review.
Run work in parallel
Fan out a large problem across specialized agents. Let each one investigate, build, or verify a piece of the solution.
Keep the work moving in the cloud
Cloud Agents run longer, multi-step tasks asynchronously, so progress does not stop when you close the editor.
Agents that work wherever you do
Spin up agents wherever you work, across every stage of the SDLC — from the IDE and CLI to Cloud Agents, Automations, mobile, and review surfaces.
Stay in control of what ships
Use the model, rules, tools, and review process that fit your team. Cursor gives agents room to work without removing engineering judgment from the loop.
From typing every step to setting work in motion — your keyboard is on to bigger and better things.
Connect with our team to learn more.