Superseded by Cursor 3, so this page mainly explains what the 2.0 release changed.

Kenning's take

What it does

Cursor 2.0 redesigned the Cursor editor around agents instead of files and let several agents work in parallel without clashing, using git worktrees or remote machines. It launched alongside Composer, Cursor's first in-house coding model. It has since been followed by Cursor 3 in April 2026.

  • Agent-first interface with option to switch back to the classic IDE
  • Many agents in parallel via git worktrees or remote machines
  • Several models can attempt the same task
  • Launched with the Composer model

Who it suits. Cursor users who want to understand what changed in the 2.0 release.

Key facts

Part of
Cursor
Made by
Anysphere, Inc.
Released
29 October 2025
How to get it
Part of the Cursor desktop app; now superseded by Cursor 3
Works on
Mac, Windows, Linux
In the UK
Yes
Free plan
Hobby plan: free, limited agent requests

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Hobby$0month
Pro$20month
Pro+$60month
Ultra$200month
Teams Standard$40user per month
Teams Premium$120user per month
EnterpriseCustom pricingNone

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FAQ

When was Cursor 2.0 released?

Cursor released 2.0 on 29 October 2025.

What was new in Cursor 2.0?

An interface built around agents, parallel agents on git worktrees or remote machines, and Composer, Cursor's first coding model.

Is Cursor 2.0 the latest version?

No. Cursor 3 followed on 2 April 2026.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.