Cursor

• Autocomplete and predictive code suggestions

• Natural language editing of code (rewrite/generate via prompts)

• Whole codebase indexing & querying in natural language

• Multi-file diff editing/batch edits

• Autonomous agent mode for end-to-end tasks

• Privacy mode, so no remote storing of your code

• Integration with multiple LLM models (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.)

• Background agents / asynchronous execution

• Enterprise features (SSO, role controls, analytics)

• Bugbot integration for automated code reviews

Cursor is an AI-powered integrated development environment (IDE) built to streamline software development by deeply integrating large language models (LLMs) into everyday coding workflows. It is a fork of Visual Studio Code, enhanced with advanced AI features such as smart code completion, natural language code editing, multi-file refactoring, and autonomous agent execution. Cursor indexes your entire codebase to allow semantic queries and contextual edits, meaning you can ask questions like “Where is this function used?” or “Refactor these controllers to use the new API interface,” and the tool will suggest changes across files.

One of the standout capabilities is its agent mode, in which Cursor can autonomously perform tasks like scaffolding functions, updating dependencies, or running build scripts, while keeping you in control. The diff/review UI enables you to inspect bulk changes before applying them. Cursor supports multiple LLM backends (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, xAI, etc.), giving you flexibility in model choice. For security and privacy, it offers a privacy mode that ensures user code is never stored remotely and maintains SOC 2 compliance.

Cursor is suitable for individual developers, teams, and enterprises. For solo use, it offers a free plan and paid tiers like Pro, Pro+, Ultra, and teams/enterprise plans. The platform also provides a Bugbot add-on to run automated code reviews and detect bugs within pull requests. Cursor has attracted attention in the developer community for its smooth, “vibe coding” experience, where the AI adapts to your workflow. It has gained adoption from startups and larger engineering teams alike, helping reduce friction around routine coding tasks, debugging, and refactoring. With ongoing updates and improvements, Cursor aims to revolutionize how developers build software by making coding feel more like collaboration with an intelligent assistant.