IMDEX uses Cursor to build integrated subsurface data and analytics platform in months, not years

IMDEX reports using Cursor to consolidate fragmented mining-data products into a unified platform and migrate a legacy Angular application to a React micro-frontend, reducing projects previously estimated at years and major staffing costs to eight and six months respectively. Its new platform connects core sample data, IoT drilling devices, analytics systems, and field and web applications through a shared data layer, supporting drillers with real-time guidance and geologists with reliable data for exploration decisions. After evaluating several coding tools, IMDEX standardized on Cursor for its large-codebase context management, model selection flexibility, and integration into familiar developer workflows for planning, implementation, refactoring, review, debugging, and documentation. The company supported adoption through “AI July,” a month of training, advanced workshops, and hackathons, while using Cursor analytics to monitor adoption and delivery measures. IMDEX is extending AI-assisted development beyond engineering, citing rapid creation of a customer-insight application and sales-training tool, while emphasizing that organizational decision-making, security, legal, product, and other business functions must adapt to match faster software delivery.

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