Cursor launches Self-Hosted Machines so cloud agents run on your own infrastructure

Cursor 推出 Self-Hosted Machines，云智能体可在企业自有机器上执行

Cursor cloud agents can now execute tool calls on machines inside your network while inference and planning stay in Cursor's cloud. Teams register their own machines via a worker that maintains an outbound HTTPS connection, giving agents direct access to internal repos, private services, and custom hardware like GPUs or Macs. Cursor says over 60% of its internal PRs are already created by cloud agents, and this targets enterprises that need network isolation or specialized infrastructure.

Why it matters: Cursor decouples cloud agent execution from its own infra, letting enterprises keep code and GPUs on-prem while still using the cloud brain. It's a real architectural shift, not a minor tweak. Score stays at 78 rather than higher because it's launch-day with no user validation...