Cursor Launches Self-Hosted Machines, Letting Teams Run Cloud Agents on Their Own Infrastructure
Summary
Cursor launches Self-Hosted Machines, enabling teams to run powerful cloud agents on their own infrastructure with auto-scaling worker pools, multi-provider sandbox support, and browser control capabilities — agents that already generate over 60% of Cursor's own merged pull requests.
Key Points
- Cursor introduces Self-Hosted Machines, allowing cloud agents to execute on infrastructure managed by teams within their own networks, while agent planning and inference remain in the Cursor cloud.
- Worker pools automatically scale to meet demand, support hibernation to reduce idle costs, and are compatible with multiple sandbox providers including AWS Lambda, Cloudflare, Vercel, and others.
- Cloud agents now support browser control via computer use on both Linux and Mac, and currently generate over 60% of pull requests merged internally at Cursor.