Cursor coding agents can now use your computer to run and test the apps they build
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Cursor added a Computer Use feature that lets its coding agents control a macOS or Linux desktop, clicking and typing through apps such as the iOS Simulator. That means an agent can write a feature, launch it and check that it works, though some developers raised security questions.
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