Cursor’s November 5 release gives a cloud agent a way to take an internal tool from a prompt to a hosted link. A teammate can ask for a small web app, such as an event signup page, and have the agent scaffold it, provision hosting, and set up a Postgres database if it needs one.
Publishing is a separate step
Cursor can deploy from new or existing repositories in Cursor Origin and GitHub. The person publishing chooses a unique domain. Cursor says it checks for problems such as credentials exposed in app files, and the app goes live after checks and an explicit publish action. Team administrators can review apps and secrets, add rules, approve a blocked publish, and take an app offline.
Team apps can be shared with named colleagues, groups, or the entire team behind Cursor sign-in. Cursor also describes public sharing on individual plans. For an internal tool, the useful handoff is deciding which group should see the link and what credentials the app needs to reach a connected system.
The feature is available on paid plans with cloud agents enabled. Cursor lists support for additional Git providers such as GitLab as upcoming.
