Run cloud agents in your own infrastructure

Cursor has introduced self-hosted cloud agents, providing enterprises with the ability to maintain tighter security while leveraging the capabilities of cloud agents. These agents operate in isolated virtual machines within an organization's own network, ensuring that code, tool execution, and build artifacts remain secure and compliant with internal requirements. Self-hosted agents are particularly beneficial for companies with complex development environments, as they can access necessary caches, dependencies, and network endpoints. This solution allows engineering teams to focus more on development rather than infrastructure maintenance, by delegating software build tasks to Cursor's cloud agents. The agents can autonomously clone repositories, set up environments, write and test code, and push changes, all while remaining compliant with the organization's security protocols. By using a combination of a worker process and Cursor's agent harness, these agents can execute tasks efficiently and scale as needed, which is particularly useful for large teams and organizations operating in regulated industries.

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