Cursor cloud agents can run on self-hosted machines
Cursor's cloud agents can now run on self-hosted machines, keeping tool execution entirely inside your own network with code, build outputs and secrets on internal machines. Agents run on existing sandboxes — AWS Lambda, Coder, Cloudflare, Modal and E2B among others — while team pools scale with demand and hibernate idle machines. Self-hosted workers also gained computer use on Linux and Mac, and you can watch or take over from Cursor.
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FAQWhat did Cursor announce on SEP 02, 2026?
Cursor's cloud agents can now run on self-hosted machines, keeping tool execution entirely inside your own network with code, build outputs and secrets on internal machines. Agents run on existing sandboxes — AWS Lambda, Coder, Cloudflare, Modal and E2B among others — while team pools scale with demand and hibernate idle machines. Self-hosted workers also gained computer use on Linux and Mac, and you can watch or take over from Cursor.
What is Cursor?
Anysphere's AI-native IDE with inline edits, codebase-aware chat, and background agents. It has become the default choice for AI-assisted development at many startups.
Where is the official source for this announcement?
It was published by Anysphere on SEP 02, 2026 via cursor.com, the company's official channel. AgentMaps cites the primary source for every charted signal.