Which Cursor plans include Origin?

Cursor Origin is available on the Pro, Teams and Enterprise plans and is not offered on free plans. It began rolling out on August 17, 2026 to paid users, with access arriving gradually rather than all at once. Enterprise organisations are included unless their admins choose to opt out.

Can I keep my code on GitHub and still use Cursor Origin?

Yes. Cursor Origin can mirror an existing GitHub repository, and the two stay updated in both directions, so GitHub-hosted repos sit alongside Origin-hosted ones in the same Codebase tab. That lets a team review pull requests in Origin without first migrating its history off GitHub.

What is still missing from Cursor Origin?

Cursor Origin is in early beta, and the launch covers repositories, pull requests, code browsing and GitHub sync. Cursor says the agent-native parts of Origin are still to come rather than available today. Teams using legacy privacy mode cannot switch the feature on at all.

Which CI and deployment tools work with Cursor Origin?

Cursor Origin ships with three app integrations at launch. Vercel adds preview deployments to pull requests, while Depot and Buildkite provide continuous integration, both with support for GitHub Actions and Buildkite also offering its own native pipelines. Teams connect these from the Origin repository settings.

Cursor · 2026-08-17 · major

Cursor Origin — a Git forge for agents opens in early beta

Cursor Origin is Cursor's own code hosting platform, now rolling out in early beta on paid plans. It hosts repos, pull requests and code browsing inside Cursor, and can mirror a GitHub repository so both stay in sync.

Cursor changelog card announcing Origin code hosting

Cursor now hosts your code as well as writing it, with pull requests and GitHub sync in the same tab.

Quick facts

Maker	Cursor
Status	Early beta
Plans	Pro, Teams, Enterprise (not free)
What ships now	Repos, pull requests, code browsing, GitHub sync
Where	Codebase tab at cursor.com/codebase
App integrations	Vercel, Depot, Buildkite
Pitch	"A git forge for the agentic era"

What is it?

Cursor Origin adds code hosting to Cursor. A new Codebase tab is where you create Origin repositories, browse and search code, and open, review and merge pull requests, so the place your agents write code is also the place it lives. Origin started rolling out on August 17, 2026 in early beta.

How does it work?

Repos in Origin are plain git: an Origin CLI clones them, and normal push and pull work as usual, including from Cursor agents. Teams claim a codebase name to switch the feature on, and admins then control who can reach each repository from codebase settings. An existing GitHub repository can be mirrored into Origin, with updates flowing both ways, so a team can try the forge without moving off GitHub first.

Why does it matter?

Code review, not code generation, is where teams running many background agents get stuck, and a forge built for human-paced review is the bottleneck. By hosting the repository itself, Cursor can put the agent next to the pull request instead of behind an API, and the deployment and CI integrations mean a PR opened in Origin can still trigger the pipeline a team already runs.

Who is it for?

teams running fleets of coding agents

Frequently asked questions

Which Cursor plans include Origin?: Cursor Origin is available on the Pro, Teams and Enterprise plans and is not offered on free plans. It began rolling out on August 17, 2026 to paid users, with access arriving gradually rather than all at once. Enterprise organisations are included unless their admins choose to opt out.
Can I keep my code on GitHub and still use Cursor Origin?: Yes. Cursor Origin can mirror an existing GitHub repository, and the two stay updated in both directions, so GitHub-hosted repos sit alongside Origin-hosted ones in the same Codebase tab. That lets a team review pull requests in Origin without first migrating its history off GitHub.
What is still missing from Cursor Origin?: Cursor Origin is in early beta, and the launch covers repositories, pull requests, code browsing and GitHub sync. Cursor says the agent-native parts of Origin are still to come rather than available today. Teams using legacy privacy mode cannot switch the feature on at all.
Which CI and deployment tools work with Cursor Origin?: Cursor Origin ships with three app integrations at launch. Vercel adds preview deployments to pull requests, while Depot and Buildkite provide continuous integration, both with support for GitHub Actions and Buildkite also offering its own native pipelines. Teams connect these from the Origin repository settings.

Try it

Open the Codebase tab in Cursor and pick + New to create an Origin repo