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Cursor's changelog entry "Automations" is dated "Mar 5, 2026" and says "Cursor now supports automations for building always-on agents."
Confirms SpaceX completed its acquisition of Cursor's[1] maker Anysphere on 14 August 2026, that Cursor keeps its name and that the legal entity remains Anysphere.
Confirms the launch, cloud-sandbox execution and the Rippling and Decagon testimonials.[1]
States Cursor[1] runs hundreds of automations per hour internally, that Bugbot was the prototype, and lists risks such as alert fatigue and wider attack surface.
Independent report dated 6 March 2026 on the triggers and the security review, codeowners and incident-response examples, noting gaps on permissions and credentials.[1]
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