Cursor · 2026-05-11 · major
Cursor Cloud Agents Land in Microsoft Teams — Mention @Cursor in Any Channel to Dispatch a Coding Agent and Open a Pull Request
Cursor ships an official Microsoft Teams app: tag @Cursor in a channel, DM, or thread and a Cloud Agent picks the repo, runs the task autonomously, and opens a PR you review back in Teams.
Cursor's cloud coding agent is now a Teams bot you can @-mention to fix bugs, investigate, and ship PRs without leaving the chat.
What is it?
Cursor in Microsoft Teams is an official integration that exposes Cursor Cloud Agents as a Teams app. You install it from the Cursor dashboard's Integrations section, then mention @Cursor in any Teams channel, group chat, or DM with a request like "fix the login bug in my-repo". The integration reads the conversation context, runs against your repository in the background, opens a pull request for review, and posts updates back to the thread.
How does it work?
Cursor automatically picks the right repository and model based on the prompt and recent agent activity, so users don't have to specify either. The Cloud Agent runs in Cursor's hosted environment, executes the work autonomously, and reports progress in-thread. Replies in the thread steer the agent or chain follow-up tasks, so a single Teams thread can shepherd an agent through investigate → fix → PR review.
Why does it matter?
Microsoft Teams is the dominant chat surface inside large enterprises that have standardized on Microsoft 365. Cursor already had Slack and GitHub chatops; Teams was the last big gap. For shops where engineers, PMs, and managers all live in Teams, this turns "ask the bot to fix it" into a workflow that doesn't require leaving the platform IT has already blessed.
Who is it for?
Engineering teams on Microsoft Teams that want coding-agent dispatch from chat.
Try it
https://docs.cursor.com/en/agent/cloud-agents/teams