Cursor, the AI-powered coding tool, now works from the web. The company just launched a browser-based app that lets developers run and manage its coding agents without opening the full IDE.
You can type in a request like “fix this bug” or “add unit tests,” and the agents will take over. You don’t need to be at your desk. It works on your phone, too. There’s a live activity feed showing what the agents are doing, and you can approve and merge changes without switching tools.
Cursor has been adding features fast. In May, they introduced background agents that run on their own. Then in June, they added Slack support, so you can trigger tasks just by tagging @Cursor in a chat. This web app builds on that, aiming to make agents easier to use anywhere.
Andrew Milich, who leads product at Cursor, says the goal is simple: don’t force people into one way of working. Let them use agents however they want, wherever they are.
Cursor isn’t a small project anymore. It’s reportedly bringing in more than $500 million a year and says over half of the Fortune 500 use it. Big names like Nvidia and Adobe are on the list. They’ve also got a Pro plan, $200 per month, which includes access to features like the new web interface and background agents.
The company believes AI coding agents won’t just assist developers, they’ll eventually handle a chunk of the workload themselves. Internally, they estimate these agents could take care of 20% of what a developer does day-to-day. They’re not there yet, but they’re clearly building for that future.
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