Teams already paying for Cursor can host repositories there without extra cost, though it is still an early beta.

Kenning's take

What it does

Origin lets teams host Git repositories inside Cursor, alongside GitHub repos that sync in real time. Each repo has pull requests with reviews, comments, checks and merging, and Cursor's agents can answer questions about the code, make changes, update pull requests or push branches. It launched in early beta for all paid Cursor plans on 17 August 2026, with Vercel, Depot and Buildkite integrations.

  • Hosted Git repos with a CLI to clone and push
  • Real-time GitHub sync
  • Pull requests that sync both ways with GitHub
  • Cursor agents working inside each repo
  • Vercel preview deployments and Depot or Buildkite CI
  • Per-repo access and sync settings

Who it suits. Software teams already using Cursor who want code, pull requests and agents in one place.

Key facts

Part of
Cursor
Made by
Anysphere (Cursor)
Based in
United States
Released
17 August 2026
How to get it
early beta on all paid Cursor plans; enterprise admins can opt out
Works on
Web, CLI
In the UK
Yes

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Cursor Pro$20month
Cursor Teams$40user per month

source

FAQ

When did Cursor launch Origin?

Cursor started rolling out Origin in early beta on 17 August 2026.

Who can use Cursor Origin?

Users on any paid Cursor plan, except enterprise organisations whose admins opt out.

Does Cursor Origin replace GitHub?

It can host repos itself, or sync GitHub repos. For synced repos GitHub stays the source of truth, and pull request comments sync both ways.

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