I've heard so many rewarding stories from founders, designers, and product managers that @cursor_ai has changed their careers. The very definition of what it takes to be a builder is changing, from needing to have an advanced technical background to knowing good ideas from the

We built a browser with GPT-5.2 in Cursor. It ran uninterrupted for one week. It's 3M+ lines of code across thousands of files. The rendering engine is from-scratch in Rust with HTML parsing, CSS cascade, layout, text shaping, paint, and a custom JS VM. It *kind of* works! It

GPT-5.2 Codex is now available in Cursor! We believe it's the frontier model for long-running tasks.

some recent ships that make Cursor a great tool for designers - visual editor - built-in browser - simplified agent layout - frontier models (Opus 4.5 / GPT-5.2) join @ryolu_ for a demo of the latest features, and learn how to start prototyping and shipping code at our Cursor

Most engineers spend more time refactoring and understanding existing code than shipping new features. With Cursor, that process can be sped up significantly. Join @leerob for a walkthrough on how we refactored https://t.co/BqhgbWJcVb, diving into which different Cursor

what does your usage look like? https://t.co/IaPbKTJ8Jl

The way developers write code looks different than it did a few years ago. But reviewing and safely deploying those changes has remained largely the same. There's a lot we can build for collapsing that distance, and I'm excited to have a new partner on board!

Would love to hear what folks are building, and what you’re interested in hearing about next!

And huge thanks to Pooja Vijay Kumar for presenting on how you built a quality evaluation tool to validate specs, generate evals, and detects model drift for development teams at Autodesk.

Shoutout to @_avischan_ for sharing the story of Medipass, an AI-powered health passport that digitizes, translates, tracks, and explains medical record. We also recently ran into each other at community event hosted by Sapienne!

Congrats to @Selinaliyy, one of our presenters, for getting into YC! She’s working on Bubble Lab, a code-based agentic workflow platform.

I hosted Cursor's first Women in AI event a couple weeks ago, and it was incredible to see the turnout of so many smart, creative women. I've often been the only female engineer in a room, and it was inspiring to see so many founders, engineers, researchers, designers, and

Tech debt is the bane of any engineer's existence At my last job, it was Handlebars. A small change to update the footer from 2024 to 2025 took three of us almost a full day navigating reductant code across dozens of files Now, we're able to refactor thousands of files across

stuck choosing between GPT-5.1 Codex Max Extra High, GPT-5.1 Codex Max Medium Fast, GPT-5.1 Codex High Fast, and GPT-5.1 Low? @jediahkatz just released a new model picker to help you find the best model for each task! in all seriousness, we're hosting a workshop on model

product managers are tired of just writing memos we had 1000s of individuals tune in from London, NYC, Mexico City, Barcelona, Beirut, Cairo, Washington DC, Bangalore, Puerto Rico, Edinburgh, and Brazil to hear about the evolving role of PMs within AI native orgs. PMs can now

Truly incredible to see the global community Cursor has built! I was in Miami for the holidays and had the chance to attend their first ever Cursor meetup. Shared a some stories on how Cursor uses Cursor and talked to dozens of founders and engineers building a tech nexus in

come build with me & team in london! we're piloting something new and would love for you to try it out https://t.co/N0AQu6fJje