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You can now run Cursor on any machine and control it from anywhere. Kick off agents from your phone to run on your devbox.
Cursor now supports running its AI coding engine on any machine (such as a devbox) and controlling it remotely from any device, including phones, tablets, or secondary computers. The devbox acts a...
Cursor now supports running its AI coding engine on any machine (such as a devbox) and controlling it remotely from any device, including phones, tablets, or secondary computers. The devbox acts as the compute layer while the phone or remote device serves as the control layer, communicating through Cursor's agent infrastructure to let users monitor tasks, approve tool calls, send prompts, and review outputs from anywhere with internet. The key command is agent worker start, which runs on the devbox and provides a unique URL at cursor.com/agents to manage the session from any browser or the Cursor mobile app. Cloud agents are also available from anywhere — including the web, mobile, desktop, Slack, and GitHub — and can onboard themselves onto a codebase to produce merge-ready PRs with demo artifacts.
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- Try it out at http://cursor.com/agents.
- Enable this feature in the Cursor dashboard: http://cursor.com/dashboard/cloud-agents#my-pull-requests
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