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Cursor's changelog entry is dated "Nov 5, 2026" and says "Now, you can build live apps directly in Cursor and share them with a link."
Explainer confirming the 5 November launch and the cloud-agent-only and Origin or GitHub repo requirements.[1]
Independent summary of the feature: Postgres, Cursor[1] SSO, hosting, security checks before publish and admin controls.
Cites the Apps docs: cloud-agent only, dedicated hosting account per team, secrets hidden from the agent, and no published hosting price.[1]
Adds plan pricing context (cloud agents from the $30 Premium plan) and that no hosting or database price or limits are published.[1]
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