Cursor's Auto mode now routes each prompt to the best model
Model-routing goes native in the editor you use daily — pick Cost, Balance, or Intelligence — while fresh open-source tools tackle long agent runs and memory.
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Auto picks the model, you pick the priority
Cursor's Auto mode now analyzes each request and sends it to the best model, in three modes: Intelligence for maximum quality, Balance for daily work, and Cost to trim token spend. Admins can lock a mode or restrict models per team or group, so you can cap costs without hand-switching models mid-task.
Thel: a terminal built for agents that run for hours
A new open-source terminal for long-running AI coding sessions gives each agent its own git worktree, so you can run Claude, Codex, or Cursor agents in parallel without them clobbering the same files. Linux-only at launch.
Give your agent memory in one SQLite table
Worklog is a lightweight open-source layer that stores an agent's structured memory in a single SQLite table — no vector database, no extra service to run. Drop it in when you want an agent to remember across runs without standing up infrastructure.