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Cursor is rolling out a new kind of agentic coding tool

Last updated: March 5, 2026 9:25 am
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The realm of software engineering has evolved significantly with the rise of agentic coding. Engineers now find themselves juggling multiple coding agents simultaneously, overseeing various processes and tasks. This shift has brought about a level of complexity that demands attention and focus from human engineers.

To address this challenge, Cursor has introduced a groundbreaking tool called Automations. This innovative system allows users to automate the launching of agents within their coding environment based on triggers such as new code additions, Slack messages, or timers. By automating these processes, engineers can streamline their workflow and efficiently manage the influx of code generated by agentic tools.

Automations revolutionize the traditional “prompt-and-monitor” approach by enabling agents to be launched automatically, with human intervention only required when necessary. Jonas Nelle, Cursor’s engineering chief for asynchronous agents, emphasizes that humans are still an integral part of the process but are now involved at strategic points in the workflow.

One notable example of Cursor’s Automation system in action is Bugbot, a feature that conducts code reviews for bugs and issues. With Automations, Bugbot has been enhanced to perform more comprehensive security audits and thorough code reviews, showcasing the system’s versatility and effectiveness.

The adoption of Automations has enabled Cursor to execute hundreds of automations per hour, extending beyond code review to encompass incident response and workflow enhancements. By automating tasks that were previously manual, Cursor has optimized its operations and empowered engineers to focus on higher-level tasks.

In a competitive landscape, Cursor remains a dominant player in the agentic coding space, with a stable market share and a growing customer base. Despite the fierce competition from industry giants like OpenAI and Anthropic, Cursor’s revenue has soared, doubling to over $2 billion annually according to recent reports.

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As the software engineering landscape continues to evolve, Cursor’s Automations represent a significant advancement in streamlining workflows, enhancing productivity, and empowering engineers to navigate the complexities of agentic coding with ease. Embracing automation is not just a trend but a necessity in a rapidly changing industry where efficiency and innovation are paramount.

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