Cursor adds hosted apps with a deliberate publication step
Cursor can now provision an app, database, authentication and hosting, but publication still requires passing checks and an explicit publish action; a separate voice release lets users supervise agents conversationally.
Cursor’s November 5 live-app release connects a cloud coding agent to the operational pieces of a small web application: scaffolding, a Postgres database when needed, Cursor SSO and hosting.
It is available on paid plans with cloud agents enabled. An organization can share an app with people, groups or the team behind Cursor sign-in; individual plans can also share publicly. [1][3]
Publication is a distinct action. The owner chooses Publish, which triggers deterministic and agentic security checks; the app goes live only if they pass. Team administrators can inspect apps and secrets, add review rules, approve some blocked publishes and unpublish apps. These are useful controls around generated applications, not evidence that a passing app is secure in every respect. [1][3]
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- Cursor — Build Live Apps
November 5 release, infrastructure provisioning, paid-plan scope and explicit publish boundary.
- Cursor — Voice Chat
November 6 two-way voice, client surfaces, provider and Privacy Mode statement.
- Cursor Docs — Apps
Product instructions corroborate the published app workflow; no independent security or reliability audit.
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AI-generated editorial illustration of a deliberate transition from an application design to a published service; not a Cursor interface or architecture.
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