Original sourceCursor HQ
Summary
Cursor's Agent SDK is now generally available, letting developers write agents as small code projects: prompts written in Markdown, tools implemented as TypeScript functions, plus external service connections and evals. Agents can run on Cursor-managed infrastructure or self-hosted environments, wi…
Key points
- Teams wanting to bring AI agents into formal engineering processes can manage agent behavior with version control and PR review.
- Agents move from conversational configuration to reviewable code assets, letting automation flows be brought into existing engineering governance.
- Teams can treat prompts and tools like ordinary code for review and rollback, and validate agent behavior with evals before expanding to flows like PR review.
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