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Cursor Lets You Build Live Apps with Cloud Agents and Share a Link

At 05:41:10 Asia/Shanghai on 2026-11-06 (2026-11-05T21:41:10Z), @cursor_ai announced Build Live Apps: a cloud agent can scaffold a web app, spin up Postgres when needed, place auth behind Cursor SSO, provision hosting, and return a shareable live link. Changelog date Nov 5, 2026. Docs require a cloud agent—not supported locally—on all paid plans with cloud agents enabled. Teams／Enterprise public sharing is off by default. Checks must pass and publish must be chosen before anything goes live. We haven't tested the flow.

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Cursor Status Shows Composer 2.5 Request Issues Resolved After About 50 Minutes

Cursor status opened composer-2.5 degraded (id ps_78783e1b35b98b43) at 2026-11-05 23:06:52 Asia/Shanghai (impact minor) for Composer 2.5 request issues. Overview then: Partially Degraded Service—IDE, Cursor IDE (iOS), CLI, Cloud Agents, Automations, and Bugbot degraded; cursor.com, Grok Bot, Third-party models, Origin, and Enterprise Dashboard operational. Resolved at 23:56:32 (This issue has been resolved), about 50 minutes later, no root cause. A ~00:06 Nov 6 check still shows All Systems Operational. We haven't tested; figures follow the Cursor status page and status API.

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Cursor Finds Malicious Claude Code Extensions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313

On October 29, 2026, Cursor published a security notice: malicious Anthropic.claude-code versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 appeared on the Cursor VS Code Extension Marketplace for Windows and macOS. Cursor says the packages were not made by Anthropic. The notice covers a Pacific Time window that day, host-info collection, an authorized_keys label svc-telemetry, reverse-SSH attempts, marketplace removal and rebuild, and why uninstalling the extension alone may not be enough. DigIntoAI has not reproduced the payload; for reference only.

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Cursor Pricing (October 2026)

Cursor on The X Subscription (Grok+Cursor+X). Seats ex-tax: Free $0; Plus $8/mo or $80/yr; Premium $30/$300 (~4× Plus); Super $100/$1,000 (~15×); Ultra $200/$2,000 (~50×). Weekly pool: Grok 4.7/4.6/4.5 + Composer 2.5 only (Agent/CLI/Cloud/Grok apps). Plus/Free: no third-party. Premium+: API list price from prepaid credit. Teams $30/$100/$200 (no Plus seat). Teams/Enterprise CTR $0.25/1M; individuals exempt. Legacy two-month pools; Teams Standard $40/Premium $120 continue. For reference only.

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Cursor Design Mode Adds Annotate: Point and Draw for Agents

Cursor Design Mode adds Annotate in the Agents Window browser for frontend/UI work. @cursor_ai on X (created_at 2026-10-27T19:11:57Z / 2026-10-28 03:11 Asia/Shanghai) said Annotate gives agents visual prompts—edit elements and draw on the page. Needs Cursor 3.24.18+; open via Annotate or Cmd+Shift+D. Click, Shift-multi-select, drag markup, double-click text, edit CSS, or Dictate. Notes send text, element details, and a cropped screenshot; Batch edits collect pins before Send. Canvas tabs keep older pen Design Mode without Batch or in-place text. Docs recommend Composer 2.5. For reference only.

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Cursor Agent SDK Is Out: Folders, Eval, and Deploy

Cursor’s Agent SDK is generally available today, per its changelog. An agent is a code folder—instructions, tools, skills, MCP, channels—then evals and agent-sdk deploy to Cursor or self-hosted infra. Install: npm install --global @grok/agent-sdk (0.3.0; formerly @cursor/bdk). Changelog’s npx @cursor/agent-sdk is npm 404—use the docs package name. Templates: security review, owners-policy approval, PR autofix, Linear or Jira triage. Channels: GitHub／GitLab／Bitbucket PR, comment, CI; Slack mentions and DMs; webhooks; cron. As of October 27, 2026 (Beijing time). For reference only.

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Cursor Self-Hosted Workers Can Now Drive Your Desktop

Cursor’s self-hosted workers can now use Computer Use on macOS and Linux: the agent can click, type, take screenshots, and drive desktop apps (Cursor’s post cites the iOS Simulator; docs also cover a browser when Chrome or Chromium is installed). Enable with agent worker --computer-use start. This is not the same as our notes on iPhone Remote Control for local agents, or cloud-agent Canvas and Environments.