Cursor can now build, check and host internal web apps
Cursor has added Build Live Apps, TechRepublic reports. You describe an app to a cloud agent and it builds the web app, creates a Postgres database if needed, sets up sign-in through Cursor SSO and hosts it on a domain you choose. Before anything goes live, Cursor runs rule-based and AI security checks for problems such as secrets in app files or exposed credentials, and you must publish it yourself. Team admins can see every app and secret, add their own review rules and unpublish apps. It comes with paid plans that include cloud agents, which for individuals means at least the $30 a month Premium plan.
Why it matters: Ops, sales and finance staff can now ship small internal tools without asking engineering for hosting. If your team uses Cursor, decide who reviews these apps before people start sharing them, since the checks are not a full security review.
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