Cursor Changelog July 2026: Every Release, Release Notes & Updates

Last updated: July 8, 2026. This page tracks every Cursor release in chronological order — newest first. Bookmark it for the fastest way to check what dropped.

Latest: What's in Cursor as of July 2026

v3.10 — June 30, 2026

Team MCPs & Organization Groups in Marketplaces

The biggest enterprise update of the cycle. Admins can now configure Team MCP servers once and push them across every surface: Cloud Agents, Agents Window, IDE, and CLI.

What changed:

• Team MCPs in Team Marketplaces — Admins set up MCP servers in Dashboard → Integrations & MCP. Team members install approved integrations locally without touching server configuration.
• Organization group access control — Restrict marketplace access to specific org groups (in addition to existing SCIM directory groups). Useful for keeping sensitive tooling out of contractor access.

Who this affects: Teams and Enterprise plans with multiple MCP integrations. If you manage tooling for more than 5 engineers, this removes manual per-machine setup.

v3.9 — June 29, 2026

Cursor for iOS: Cloud Agents on Mobile

Cursor for iOS is now in public beta on all paid plans. You can launch and manage Cloud Agents from your phone.

What's in the iOS app:

• Launch Cloud Agents from anywhere — pick a repo, describe your task with voice input, and the agent runs in an isolated VM while your phone stays in your pocket
• Remote Control — take a session running on your desktop and direct it from your phone via the Agents Window
• Live Activities — track agent status on your iPhone lock screen in real time
• Push notifications — get alerted when an agent finishes, needs input, or is ready for review
• Review and merge — view diffs, leave follow-up instructions, and merge PRs directly from the app

Download Cursor for iOS → (requires a paid plan)

v3.9 — June 22, 2026

New Customize Page, Plugin Canvases & Expanded Marketplaces

Version 3.9 arrived in two parts. The June 22 release consolidated all customization into a single Customize page.

What changed:

• Customize page — plugins, skills, MCPs, subagents, rules, commands, and hooks in one place, controllable at user, team, or workspace level
• Marketplace Leaderboard — see the most popular integrations across your team and add any in one click
• Plugin Canvases — prebuilt shared templates:
  • Hex Canvas for data visualizations
  • Atlassian Canvas for a real-time Jira + Confluence view inside Cursor
• GitLab, Bitbucket & Azure DevOps support — Team Marketplaces now import plugin repos from these platforms, not just GitHub

v3.8 — June 18, 2026

Cursor Automations: /automate, Slack & GitHub Triggers

The release that introduced always-on Automations — agents that run automatically based on events across your tools.

What changed:

• /automate skill — type /automate in any local agent session, describe your task in plain language, and Cursor configures triggers, instructions, and tools for you automatically
• Slack emoji trigger — react to a Slack message with a designated emoji to fire an automation
• Five new GitHub triggers:

• Computer use for Automations — Cloud Agents can now use their own computers to produce demos and visual artifacts; enabled by default for all automations

Practical example: Use /automate + the GitHub "workflow run completed" trigger to automatically triage failed CI jobs. A Cloud Agent investigates the failure, posts findings as a PR comment, and — if needed — opens a fix PR, all without you touching the keyboard.

v3.7 — June 17, 2026

Cloud Agents in the Agents Window

The update that made cloud-native development the default, not the exception.

What changed:

• Cloud environment setup — Cursor sets up your full dev environment in the cloud in under 10 minutes. The setup is captured as a reusable snapshot in .cursor/environment.json; every teammate inherits it automatically.
• /in-cloud — type /in-cloud to spin up a Cloud Subagent in its own VM and branch. Use cases:
  • Fix CI in parallel while you keep working locally
  • Investigate a production bug in isolation
  • Explore an unfamiliar codebase without affecting your main session
• /babysit — hand a PR to a Cloud Agent and it iterates until the PR is ready to merge, without tying up your local session
• Local ↔ cloud handoff — move agent sessions between your machine and cloud at any point. Offload, run parallel sessions, and pull back to local when you want to test manually.

Add Real-World Capabilities to Your Cursor Agents

Cursor Cloud Agents can run shell commands — which means they can call the AnyCap CLI directly inside any agent session, automation, or CI pipeline.

AnyCap gives your Cursor agents the capabilities they don't have natively:

# Web search inside an agent session
anycap web search "latest OpenAI model pricing 2026"

# Generate an image from a text prompt
anycap image generate "dark UI screenshot of a dashboard"

# Publish a report to a live URL
anycap page deploy ./report.md

Common patterns with Cursor Automations:

• Wire anycap image generate into a GitHub trigger → automatically produce visual changelogs every time a PR is merged
• Use anycap web search in an automation to pull competitor pricing before the agent writes any proposal copy
• Use anycap page deploy to publish agent-generated release notes as a live URL, instantly

See how AnyCap works with Cursor →

Earlier in 2026

For full notes on any release, see the official Cursor changelog →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the latest version of Cursor? As of July 8, 2026, the latest release is v3.10 (June 30, 2026) with Team MCPs and organization groups in Team Marketplaces.

How often does Cursor ship updates? Approximately every 9 days — around 3 releases per month in Q2 2026.

Where can I find the official Cursor release notes? At cursor.com/changelog. This page summarizes every release with context and practical implications; the official changelog has the exact technical details.

Does Cursor for iOS work on all plans? The iOS app is in public beta and available on all paid Cursor plans (Pro, Teams, Enterprise).

Can I use Cursor agents with external tools like AnyCap? Yes. Cloud Agents can execute shell commands, so any CLI tool — including AnyCap — can be called from inside an agent session or automation.