Cursor just launched /orchestrate, a new skill built on the Cursor SDK that recursively spins up multiple agents to tackle heavy workflows. In internal testing, it autoresearched Cursor's own skills to slash token usage by 20% while cutting backend cold start times by 80%. It's designed to push AI coding assistants far beyond single-agent limits.
Cursor just launched a public beta TypeScript SDK that lets developers build programmatic coding agents using the exact same runtime and harness powering its IDE. It runs locally, on self-hosted workers, or inside Cursor's dedicated cloud VMs with support for any frontier model, including Composer 2.5. Why it matters: teams can now embed headless coding agents straight into CI/CD pipelines and internal tools without rebuilding the agent harness from scratch.
