Owned by SpaceX since 2026-08-14 (verified 2026-09-30)

SpaceX took an option on Cursor’s parent Anysphere on 2026-04-21, exercised it on 2026-06-16 (all-stock, ~$60B) and closed on 2026-08-14. Cursor continues as a wholly owned subsidiary, being integrated into the SpaceXAI team. Sources: Wikipedia “Cursor (company)”, Satnews, Motley Fool (no SpaceX press release fetched).

Cursor - The AI Code Editor

Built to make you extraordinarily productive, Cursor is the best way to code with AI.

by Anysphere (now SpaceX subsidiary)

Features

  • VS Code-fork editor with Tab (next-edit) completions, inline edit (Ctrl/Cmd K), chat and codebase-aware context via @ references (@Codebase, @Docs, @Web, images).
  • Cursor 3 (released 2026-04-02, codename “Glass”): an Agents Window replaces the Composer side pane; run many agents in parallel across local, worktrees, cloud sandboxes and remote SSH; simpler diff review; stage/commit/PR from the window. You can switch back to the classic IDE.
  • Cloud agents, Bugbot (PR code review, usage-based), MCP, skills, hooks and plugins (per the pricing page).
  • Composer: Cursor’s own coding model (released March 2026; Wikipedia says built on Moonshot’s Kimi 2.5). Also offers frontier third-party models; the pricing page lists Grok access.
  • Rules: see cursor-rules; AGENTS.md is supported as a plain alternative.

Superpowers

Agent-first workflow in a familiar VS Code-style editor, with deep repository context and parallel cloud agents.

Plans (cursor.com/pricing, 2026-09-30)

  • Hobby: free, limited agent requests.
  • Individual (“Pro”): the page also recommends Pro+ and Ultra for heavy agent users.
  • Teams: shared rules/plugins marketplace, analytics, SSO.
  • Enterprise: custom (pooled usage, SCIM, audit logs).
  • Current prices: see https://cursor.com/pricing.

Notes

Appendix A of the audit called the SpaceX deal “reported, secondary sources”; it is now confirmed by multiple outlets and the Wikipedia article quoting the share-conversion figure (389,289,254 SpaceX Class A shares). Annualized revenue figures ($3B+ ARR as of May 2026 per Wikipedia) are second-hand.

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