The leading AI-native IDE — a VS Code fork rebuilt around deep codebase understanding. Composer mode makes coordinated multi-file edits that Copilot can't match; Background Agents work while you focus on other tasks. Reached $2B ARR and $29B valuation by early 2026. The reference tool for serious AI-assisted development despite $20/month pricing and a controversial mid-2025 billing change.
Latest Updates
Bugbot learns from PR feedback and gains MCP support
Bugbot now learns from reactions and comments on merged PRs, generating rules that improve future reviews in real time. Teams and Enterprise plans can also connect MCP servers for additional review context, and the resolution rate has reached 78%.
Cursor ships new in-house frontier coding model
Cursor's Composer 2 runs on a new proprietary model priced at $0.50–$1.50/M input tokens by speed tier. A meaningful strategic shift: building its own model layer rather than wrapping third-party APIs.
Cursor launches Composer 2, its own frontier coding model
Cursor shipped Composer 2, a code-focused model trained in-house that benchmarks above Claude Opus 4.6 on Terminal-Bench 2.0 and is priced at $0.50M input / $2.50M output — reducing the IDE's dependence on OpenAI and Anthropic for its core capabilities.
The leading AI-native IDE — a VS Code fork rebuilt around deep codebase understanding. Composer mode makes coordinated multi-file edits that Copilot can't match; Background Agents work while you focus on other tasks. Reached $2B ARR and $29B valuation by early 2026. The reference tool for serious AI-assisted development despite $20/month pricing and a controversial mid-2025 billing change.
Latest Updates
Bugbot learns from PR feedback and gains MCP support
Bugbot now learns from reactions and comments on merged PRs, generating rules that improve future reviews in real time. Teams and Enterprise plans can also connect MCP servers for additional review context, and the resolution rate has reached 78%.
Cursor ships new in-house frontier coding model
Cursor's Composer 2 runs on a new proprietary model priced at $0.50–$1.50/M input tokens by speed tier. A meaningful strategic shift: building its own model layer rather than wrapping third-party APIs.
Cursor launches Composer 2, its own frontier coding model
Cursor shipped Composer 2, a code-focused model trained in-house that benchmarks above Claude Opus 4.6 on Terminal-Bench 2.0 and is priced at $0.50M input / $2.50M output — reducing the IDE's dependence on OpenAI and Anthropic for its core capabilities.