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Introducing Cursor Cloud Agents in Graphite
Peter Stakou · 2026-03-03 · via Graphite blog

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Mar 2, 2026

Software development is changing quickly. With agents now capable of writing code, opening PRs, and even fixing CI failures, developers are spending less time typing and more time reviewing, refining, and shipping agent-generated work. Last week Cursor pushed cloud agents further—giving each agent its own virtual machine to build, test, and even demo working code independently. These agents can onboard to a codebase and produce merge-ready PRs with video demos of their work.

Yet most of today’s developer tooling was built for a world where only humans did the typing. That gap has made it harder to review, refine, and merge AI-generated changes without context-switching or fragmentation across tools. Until now.

Today, we’re launching Cursor Cloud Agents in Graphite—a deeply integrated experience that lets you create, review, refine, and merge agent-generated PRs without ever leaving your browser.

Create PRs with agents, right in Graphite

Introducing the Agents tab in Graphite: a dedicated place for you to kick off Cursor Cloud Agents and create PRs. Simply open the Agents tab, describe the change you want, and Cursor Cloud Agents will pull context from your repo, generate the code, create a video demo of the finished product, and open a draft PR for you to review the changes. No IDE required, no local setup, simply prompt and ship.

Chat with agents in the PR page

Now, when you're reviewing a PR in Graphite and you spot a fix, you don't have to context-switch to your IDE or open a separate Cursor tab. Just open the Agent tab right in the PR page and tell it what to change. The agent understands your codebase, sees the PR diff, recognizes CI failures, and reads any reviewer comments. Once it's finished editing, the Cursor agent commits its changes directly to the branch.

Pick the best model for the task

You can pick from any of the top coding models supported by Cursor. Different tasks call for different models, and now you have the flexibility to choose the best one for the job.

Two workflows, one surface

You can start an agent thread in Cursor and pick it up in Graphite, or vice versa, with full history and context preserved. We see developers using this in two main ways:

  • Start in Cursor, finish in Graphite. Kick off a cloud agent on cursor.com or from your IDE. When it finishes working, you open the PR in Graphite, review the diff, check CI, read comments, and use the agent to iterate — all without going back to the IDE.

  • Start and finish in Graphite. Open the Agents tab, prompt the agent, and ship—without ever opening your IDE.

Either way, the workflow stays intact. There’s no handoff gap between generation and review, no context lost between tools, and no extra environment to manage. Agent-generated code moves from prompt to PR to merge in one continuous loop.

What's next

This is our first major integration between Graphite and Cursor, and it's just the beginning. We're working on mobile support, richer agent visibility, and deeper collaboration features so your whole team can interact with agent-generated work. We'll continue to close the gaps and build toward a future where the line between "your work" and "agent work" disappears almost entirely.


Cursor Cloud Agents in Graphite is available now for all users on a paid Cursor plan (Pro and above). Sign in with your Cursor account at app.graphite.com/agents to get started.

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