Cursor Projects puts a coordinator agent over thousands of subagents
The beta runs on cloud machines that keep working after you close your laptop — watching Slack, following your PRs, and fixing CI without you in the loop.
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The coordinator plans, delegates, and hands work back
Describe a feature, a migration, or a whole app, and the coordinator agent breaks it into tasks and farms them out to thousands of parallel subagents — then returns finished work for you to review. It plans and manages the swarm rather than writing the code itself.
It runs in the cloud and keeps going after you close the lid
Projects live on dedicated cloud machines by default, so agents keep shipping while your laptop is shut. When a task needs local testing, the coordinator spins up an agent on your own machine on demand.
Wire it to Slack, your PRs, or a schedule
Subscriptions let the coordinator watch a Slack channel and act per incident, follow all your PRs to fix CI as they open or merge, or run on a set schedule — turning it from a chat tool into an always-on teammate.
The numbers: heavy users merge 6x more PRs
Cursor says new Projects users merge 30% more PRs, its heaviest users merge six times as many, and one design-system project pushes 20-100 PRs a day. The shift: you become the reviewer and agent manager instead of writing every line.