Cursor just launched a native iOS app in public beta for paid users, letting developers kick off cloud-based coding agents or steer local tasks straight from their phone. It supports voice prompts, lock-screen Live Activities, diff reviews, and one-tap PR merges on the go. Mobile Composer 2.5 runs are also 75% off through July 5, 2026.
Cursor just launched Composer 2.5, a major upgrade to its flagship AI coding agent built on Moonshot's open-source Kimi K2.5 checkpoint. The update scales synthetic training tasks by 25x and introduces targeted textual feedback to fix localized RL errors during marathon coding sessions. Why it matters: Cursor is solving agent reliability on complex real-world codebases while quietly partnering with SpaceXAI to train an even larger model.
Cursor just launched a public beta TypeScript SDK that lets developers build programmatic coding agents using the exact same runtime and harness powering its IDE. It runs locally, on self-hosted workers, or inside Cursor's dedicated cloud VMs with support for any frontier model, including Composer 2.5. Why it matters: teams can now embed headless coding agents straight into CI/CD pipelines and internal tools without rebuilding the agent harness from scratch.
