Introducing the CodeRabbit plugin for Cursor

CodeRabbit has introduced a Cursor plugin that integrates its code-review engine directly into Cursor Agent workflows, allowing developers to request reviews in plain language or through explicit commands for uncommitted changes, branches, commits, or directories. The plugin packages the necessary instructions and commands, can delegate reviews to a dedicated subagent, runs `coderabbit review --agent`, and displays findings by severity so developers can address them within their existing implementation context. It complements rather than replaces CodeRabbit’s existing pull-request, IDE, and CLI integrations, while the `/coderabbit-autofix` command can collect unresolved GitHub review threads and propose locally inspected fixes with approval required for each change. Available through the Cursor Marketplace or the `/add-plugin coderabbit` command, the plugin installs the CodeRabbit CLI if needed, requires browser authentication on first use, and is intended to support both individual developers and teams seeking consistent review practices focused on code quality, security, reliability, and maintainability.

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