# [Cursor]() [cursor.com]() AI code editor built on VS Code — agents that edit across your codebase, run in the cloud, review pull requests, and now host your repos. [Development]()[Artificial Intelligence]() Media 1 of 3 ## About Cursor Cursor is an AI-first code editor forked from VS Code, now built around agents rather than autocomplete alone. Tab still predicts your next edit, and inline chat still answers questions about selected code, but the centre of gravity is the agent: give it a task and it plans, edits across many files with full codebase context, and runs commands. Agents can run locally or in the cloud so work continues after you close the laptop, Bugbot reviews pull requests automatically, and MCP servers, skills, and hooks let you wire in your own tooling. Cursor Router picks a frontier model per task, and recent releases added an iOS and iPad app, a CLI, and Origin, Cursor's own code hosting with real-time GitHub sync. Because it is built on VS Code, existing extensions, themes, settings, and keybindings carry over. Pricing model: Freemium ## Features - Agents that plan and edit across many files, powered by Composer - Tab autocomplete that predicts your next edit - Cloud agents that keep working when you close the laptop - Bugbot for automated code review on pull requests - MCP servers, skills, and hooks for custom tooling - Built on VS Code — your extensions, themes, and keybindings carry over - Apps for desktop, iOS, and iPad, plus a CLI - Kick off and manage AI coding agents from anywhere - Talk to Cursor with voice mode - Annotate images to give visual feedback - Review screenshots and videos to verify changes ## FAQs Common questions about Cursor Is Cursor free? There is a free Hobby tier with limited agent requests. Pro is $20/mo with extended limits, and Pro+ and Ultra scale those limits further from the same $20 base. Teams starts at $40 per user/mo, with Enterprise on custom pricing. No tier is truly unlimited — plans differ by agent request limits. Can I use my VS Code extensions? Yes — Cursor is built on VS Code, so all your extensions, themes, settings, and keybindings transfer seamlessly. Which AI models does Cursor use? Cursor ships its own Composer model and offers frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and xAI. You can pick a model per task, or let Cursor Router choose one for you. Is the Cursor app free? Yes — it's free with in-app purchases, available on iPhone. What can I do in the Cursor app? Start and manage coding agents, talk to Cursor by voice, annotate images for feedback, and review work on the go. ## Similar products - [![Replit]() Replitreplit.com Build, refine, and publish apps, websites, and other projects by describing what you want to Replit Agent.]() - [![Codex]() Codexopenai.com Cloud-based AI coding agent by OpenAI — assign tasks and Codex writes, tests, and ships code in a sandboxed environment.]() - [![Claude Code]() Claude Codeclaude.com Anthropic's agentic coding tool — Claude in your terminal, IDE, desktop app and browser, reading and editing your codebase, running commands, opening pull requests and working on tasks in the cloud.]() - [![Xirp]() Xirpxirp.spotify.com Spotify's vendor-neutral agentic development environment — run and manage agent sessions across Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex from one place.]() - [![Kimi]() Kimikimi.ai Moonshot AI assistant for coding and agentic work. 3D Make connects to tools like Blender and CAD tools.]() - [![Paradev]() Paradevparadev.com Agentic IDE, formerly Superset, for running coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode in one workspace.]() --- Canonical source: https://creatorstoolbox.com/products/cursor