@RayFernando1337: Cursor Projects (beta) just dropped and I'm starting to see where the puck is going with a workflow like this. I can de…
Summary
A user shares their first look at Cursor Projects (beta), highlighting how it streamlines the software development lifecycle by managing PRs, bug fixes, and testing without terminal commands, and allows switching AI models for professional software shipping.
View Cached Full Text
Cached at: 09/14/26, 09:30 PM
Cursor Projects (beta) just dropped and I’m starting to see where the puck is going with a workflow like this. I can design what happens from PRs, bug fixes, testing, and the entire SW Dev lifecycle without living in a terminal or managing skill files.
This is going to save me lots of time as my project evolves and I don’t have to spend much time maintaining skill files or handing off things between agents. I can switch models and ship software like a professional.
Here is my first look at Cursor Projects and I’m very bullish on where this is going. https://x.com/RayFernando1337/status/2098840868249874651/video/1…
Similar Articles
@cursor_ai: Introducing Projects, a new way of working in Cursor. Rather than creating a chat for every task, you work with a coord…
Cursor introduces Projects, a new feature that uses a coordinator agent to manage tasks in a single, persistent thread, enhancing developer productivity.
Introducing Projects (5 minute read)
Cursor launches Projects, a feature that coordinates thousands of AI agents to handle large software development tasks like features and migrations, significantly boosting developer productivity.
@PrajwalTomar_: I'm convinced Cursor just shipped the biggest UX shift in AI coding this year. Starting a fresh chat every time you nee…
Cursor has launched 'Projects,' a new UX feature that uses a persistent thread with a coordinator agent and subagents to streamline AI coding tasks, eliminating the need for repeated context explanation.
@corbin_braun: too be honest not enough hype around this Cursor may have genuinely solved context decay. if they did. this really was …
A user highlights Cursor's introduction of Projects, a feature using a coordinator agent and subagents in a persistent thread to potentially solve context decay, enabling single engineers to build enterprise-level software.
@RayFernando1337: The bugs that cause churn almost never show up in a diff, and you only really catch them when you stop reviewing code a…
A developer shares a workflow using Cursor's Opus 4.8 Max Thinking model with subagent harness, and introduces a GitHub repository with installable skill files for AI coding agents, including a 'running-bug-review-board' skill that performs live QA testing.