Cursor 3(cursor.com)
518 points by adamfeldman | 389 comments
Cursor blog post announcing Cursor 3, a redesigned AI code editor with parallel agents, local-to-cloud handoff, and commit-to-PR workflows.
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518 points by adamfeldman | 389 comments
Cursor blog post announcing Cursor 3, a redesigned AI code editor with parallel agents, local-to-cloud handoff, and commit-to-PR workflows.
472 points by maximedupre | 182 comments
Vercel blog post reporting that an AGENTS.md file outperformed skills for teaching coding agents Next.js 16 APIs in their agent evals.
766 points by ghuntley | 357 comments
Landing page for AGENTS.md, an open format acting as a README for AI coding agents, giving project context and instructions, used by over 20k open-source projects.
562 points by tomasreimers | 408 comments
Cursor changelog post announcing Origin, an early-beta code hosting service with repos, pull requests, code browsing, and GitHub sync for paid plans.
343 points by BOOSTERHIDROGEN | 168 comments
Addy Osmani's blog post introducing Agent Skills, an attempt to make AI coding agents follow senior-engineer practices like specs, tests, reviews, and scope discipline.
383 points by the_mitsuhiko | 219 comments
Armin Ronacher's blog post on lessons learned building AI agents, covering SDK choice, caching, reinforcement, failure isolation, shared state, and model choice.
320 points by meetpateltech | 218 comments
Google Keyword blog post announcing that Jules, its asynchronous AI coding agent powered by Gemini 2.5, is out of beta and publicly available.
766 points by gronky_ | 238 comments
OpenAI Agents SDK documentation page describing support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to provide tools and context to agents.
380 points by tomyedwab | 338 comments
A blog post on Arguing with Algorithms reviewing the Cursor AI code editor and describing how the author uses it to write code.
21 points by kanbaruu | 13 comments
A personal blog post arguing that Vite+, a unified web toolchain, works well for AI agent-assisted development.