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AI code editor with built-in agents

Write and change code in an editor with tab completion, project-aware chat, and agents that edit multiple files.

PricingFreemium
Platform
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CompanyAnysphere
CategoryCoding
ListedOct 10, 2026
Last updatedOct 10, 2026
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Description

Cursor is an AI code editor made by Anysphere. It combines a familiar desktop editor with tab completion, a chat that understands your project, and agents that plan and apply changes across files. It is built for developers who want AI integrated into the editor itself.

How it works

You open a project in Cursor and write code as usual while tab completion predicts your next edit. In chat you can reference files and ask for changes, and an agent can carry out a multi-file task and show you the diff to review. Paid plans also include Bugbot for pull request review and Cloud Agents that run tasks remotely.

Who it is for

Cursor suits developers who prefer working in an editor and want conversational, project-wide help rather than isolated suggestions. Teams can use shared plans with centralized billing and admin controls.

Pricing and limits

The Hobby plan is free with no credit card required. Individual plans are Pro at $20 per month, Pro+ at $60 per month, and Ultra at $200 per month, with higher usage limits at each step. Teams costs $40 per user per month for a Standard seat, and Enterprise pricing is custom.

Pricing plans

Verified 10/10/2026
HobbyFree
Pro$20/month
Pro+$60/month
Ultra$200/month
Teams$40/user/month
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Key Features

  • Tab completion

    Predicts the next edit as you type, including multi-line changes.

  • Project-aware chat

    Reference files and symbols in a prompt and get answers grounded in your code.

  • Multi-file agents

    Describe a change and review the diff the agent produces across files.

  • Bugbot and Cloud Agents

    Paid plans add pull request review and agents that run in the cloud.

Use Cases

  • Building features

    Describe a feature and iterate on the generated changes inside the editor.

  • Navigating large projects

    Ask where something is implemented and how the pieces connect.

  • Reviewing pull requests

    Use Bugbot to flag likely bugs before merging.