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Overview

Cursor’s Agent on web brings a powerful coding assistant to every device. Whether you’re on your phone during a walk, or working in your web browser, you can now kick off powerful coding agents that work in the background. When they’re done, you can pick up their work inside Cursor, review and merge changes, or share links with your team to collaborate. Get started at cursor.com/agents.
Cursor web agent interface

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Getting started

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Quick setup

  1. Visit the web app: Go to cursor.com/agents on any device
  2. Sign in: Log in with your Cursor account
  3. Connect GitHub: Link your GitHub account to access repositories
  4. Start your first agent: Type in a task and watch the agent get to work

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Mobile installation

For the best mobile experience, install Cursor as a Progressive Web App (PWA):
  • iOS: Open cursor.com/agents in Safari, tap the share button, then “Add to Home Screen”
  • Android: Open the URL in Chrome, tap the menu, then “Add to Home Screen” or “Install App”
Installing as a PWA provides a native-feeling experience with:
  • Full-screen interface
  • Faster startup times
  • App icon on your home screen

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Working across devices

The Web and Mobile Agent is designed to work with your desktop workflow; click “Open in Cursor” to continue the agent’s work in your IDE.
Review and handoff

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Team collaboration

  • Shared access: Share links with team members to collaborate on agent runs.
  • Review process: Collaborators can review diffs and provide feedback.
  • Pull request management: Create, review, and merge pull requests directly from the web interface.

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Slack integration

Trigger agents directly from Slack by mentioning @Cursor, and when starting agents from web or mobile, opt to receive Slack notifications upon completion.

Use Cursor in Slack

Learn more about setting up and using the Slack integration, including triggering agents and receiving notifications.

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Pricing

Web & mobile agents use the same pricing model as Background Agents. Learn more about Background Agent pricing.

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Troubleshooting