Cursor 2.0

Our first coding model and new interface for agents

Artificial Intelligence

Development

Love the new coding model and interface for AI agents! As a UI/UX designer who's worked with 200+ products, I'm curious: how did you design the agent interface to balance powerful AI capabilities with developer control? That tension between automation and transparency is always fascinating in IDE design. Congrats on the launch!

Okay, this is insane. A native coding model built for Cursor (Composer) AND the ability to run multiple agents at once? This addresses the two biggest things I wanted. It feels like Cursor just evolved from a super-smart assistant into a full-fledged AI engineering team. Can't wait to try the code review and browser features!

Incredible release - congrats to the whole team!

I've been super impressed with the Agent view - it is a subtle but significant UX improvement that shifts the focus from files to features.

Integrating the planning + code review workflow directly into the product is also very smart and reflects how I've been using the product with my own commands ;) The browser integration is very smooth and I was surprised by the agent's ability to autonomously navigate web pages.

So far Composer-1 has been working well and I'm looking forward to trying it for more ambitious projects. It is incredibly fast - and I love the parallel agents idea which pairs so well with fast models like this.

Huge upgrade - well done!!

Incredible release - congrats to the whole @Cursor team!

I've been super impressed with the agent view - it is a subtle but significant UX change that shifts the focus from files to features.

Integrating plan + review workflow directly into the product is also very smart! The browser integration is very smooth and I was surprised by the agent's ability to autonomously navigate the web app.

So far composer-1 has been working well and I'm looking forward to trying it for more ambitious projects. It is incredibly fast - and I love the parallel agents idea which pairs so well with fast models like this.

Well done!! 🎉

Is there any portable version of Cursor Windows? I'm running out of space on C:.

Previously I had seen that even when I installed VS Code to D: drive, all of its data, cache etc were saved in C:, consuming GBs of storage. So, I'm looking for an alternate that's truly portable.

Hi Cursor Support Team, Is your composer model better than the claude sonnet 4.5?

I canceled my Ultra package last month for CC. Might re-subscribe to try out new things.

This is a great product that I use on a daily basis. I used to pay for a monthly subscription, but in September I paid for a year and got what I think is an unlimited subscription. I am very happy about this! I am also very happy about the regular updates that are being released to keep the product updated. I wish the cursor team all the best, and I plan to continue using their product.

To be honest, I knew many people had already uninstalled Cursor, but Cursor 2.0 is truly fantastic and worth using. My favorite feature is the ability to output multiple model results at once, which solved my indecisiveness and saved me a lot of time.

BTW, the new model Composer1 seems to run very fast; I look forward to the next version.

the new coding model caught my attention right away. It is exciting to see Cursor moving toward its own foundation rather than depending on other system. That direction makes it more trustworthy for serious work.

Excited to see how Cursor evolves.

Still using Claude extension to VScode. But maybe now will try to find a use case for myself again.

Why it is on hype soooo much?

I love the direction you’re going with the AI-powered editor. It’s refreshing to see something that actually makes coding smoother and more efficient without getting in the way.

Congrats Ben, Lee, and Andrew on this phenomenal launch! Cursor 2.0 with Composer and the parallel agent interface is a game-changer for the dev community. The addition of voice mode and browser capabilities shows you're truly thinking about the future of coding. Amazing work by the entire team!

Long time Cursor user and it feels like every week there's a new Cursor feature or model that makes me feel like a developer in a candy store! Maybe I'm mixing my metaphors here but it's great to see all these things culminate in a well polished v2 launch!

Can the parallel Agents work on the same problem? I do this in PPLX. I give pplx access to github and have 3 different models (O3, Opus, Sonnet etc) work on the same problem on different branches. Then I let an AI review the PRs and pick the best. Esp for hard problems, this is a life saver.

I'm very keen to try Composer1. How would you say it compares to Sonnet 4.5 and are there situations where you'd recommend still switching (manually) to different agents? I'm imagining maybe one is better for UI/Design and another potentially for refactoring code or a repo.