Cursor 1.0

Summary

BugBot, Background Agent access to everyone and one-click MCP installCursor 1.0 is here! This release brings BugBot for code review, a first look at memories, one-click MCP setup, Jupyter support and general availability of Background Agent. Automatic code review with BugBot BugBot automatically reviews your PRs and catches potential bugs and issues. When an issue is found, BugBot leaves a comment on your PRs in GitHub. You can click "Fix in Cursor" to move back to the editor with a pre-filled prompt to fix the issue. To set it up, follow instructions in our BugBot docs Your browser does not support the video tag. Background Agent for everyone Since we released Background Agent, our remote coding agent, in early access a few weeks ago, the early signals we've been seeing have been positive. We're now excited to expand Background Agent to all users! You can start using it right away by clicking the cloud icon in chat or hitting Cmd/Ctrl+E if you have privacy mode disabled. For users with privacy mode enabled - we'll soon have a way to enable it for you too! Agent in Jupyter Notebooks Cursor can now implement changes in Jupyter Notebooks! Agent will now create and edit multiple cells directly inside of Jupyter, a significant improvement for research and data science tasks. Only supported with Sonnet models to start. Your browser does not support the video tag. Memories With Memories, Cursor can remember facts from conversations and reference them in the future. Memories are stored per project on an individual level, and can be managed from Settings. We're rolling out Memories as a beta feature. To get started, enable from Settings → Rules. Your browser does not support the video tag. MCP one-click install and OAuth support You can now set up MCP servers in Cursor with one click and together with OAuth support, you can easily authenticate servers that support it. We've curated a short list of official MCP servers you can add to Cursor at docs.cursor.com/tools. If you'r...