Origin Code Hosting
By Steven Van ·
Cursor can now host your code. Origin begins rolling out today in early beta on all paid plans.
Cursor can now host code directly, not just edit it. Origin starts rolling out today in early beta to all paid plans, except enterprise orgs whose admins opt out, and covers repos, pull requests, code browsing and GitHub sync, with agent-native features to follow.
- A new Codebase tab holds Origin repos. Creating one shows CLI commands to clone or push a local project; once pushed, Origin is the source of truth and GitHub is not involved. The repo name becomes part of its URL, as in cursor.com/codebase/acme-corp.
- Existing GitHub repos can sit alongside Origin repos. Connecting GitHub and picking an org shows which repos can be synced; users choose what syncs and can disconnect at any time. For synced repos, GitHub stays the source of truth and Origin mirrors it in real time, with icons marking which repos are hosted by Cursor and which came from GitHub.
- Every repo has pull requests, with a timeline, commits, checks and diffs to review and merge. On synced repos, PR comments sync both ways between Cursor and GitHub within seconds, and reviews assigned on GitHub can be handled from Cursor.
- Agents work inside each repo: they can answer questions about code being browsed, make changes, update PRs, or push a branch.
- App integrations with Vercel, Depot and Buildkite are available now, with more planned. Connecting Vercel gives each PR a preview deployment; Depot and Buildkite run existing GitHub Actions workflows, and Buildkite also runs its own native pipelines.
Repo settings show GitHub sync status, manage access, and list connected apps.
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