Cursor cloud agents can now build, host and share live web apps from a prompt
Paid plans with Cloud Agents can scaffold an app, provision Postgres and auth, run security checks, and publish a shareable link after explicit approval.
Why it matters
Cursor's November 5 changelog says cloud agents can take a natural-language request, scaffold a web app, stand up Postgres if needed, configure Cursor SSO auth, and deploy to a chosen domain. Deterministic and agentic security checks must pass and a human must explicitly publish before anything goes live; team admins can see apps and secrets and unpublish. The official @cursor_ai post drew hundreds of thousands of impressions within hours. This moves coding agents from localhost demos toward one-click internal tools—watch how often security checks block publishes and whether non-GitHub git hosts arrive as promised.
Key facts
- Changelog dated Nov. 5, 2026
- Available on paid plans with Cloud Agents enabled
- Can provision Postgres and Cursor SSO auth
- Security checks must pass; explicit human publish required
- Team admins can view apps/secrets and unpublish
- Official @cursor_ai announce post ~375k impressions early