Cursor is an AI IDEs and Editors company founded in 2022 and based in San Francisco, United States.
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Best engineers face burnout as AI code generation shifts their role from writing to verifying, with review queues and times surging.
Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built on a fork of VS Code that enables developers to write, debug, and refactor code using natural language instructions and AI assistance. The editor combines GPT-4o and proprietary coding models to provide context-aware code completions, multi-file editing capabilities, and autonomous AI agents that can plan, write, and review code across entire codebases. Cursor supports autonomous agents that work in shadow workspaces, allowing developers to delegate complex coding tasks while reviewing AI-generated changes before merging into their codebase.
Cursor Composer is a multi-agent interface within Cursor 2.0 that enables AI agents to collaborate on complex coding tasks. The Composer model allows AI to break down large features into incremental changes, manage multiple dependent code modifications simultaneously, and work across the full development lifecycle from planning to code generation and review. It addresses project-wide bottlenecks by orchestrating multiple specialized agents, each optimized for different coding tasks and using the best models for their specific function.
Graphite is a modern code review platform acquired by Cursor in December 2025 that specializes in streamlining the code review and merge process. The platform features stacked pull requests, allowing developers to submit code for review while immediately beginning work on dependent features without waiting for approval. Graphite includes an AI Reviewer that understands change logic, a Merge Queue that resolves conflicts to keep the main branch green, and integrates with Cursor to create an end-to-end AI development workflow from code generation to production-ready merging.