Cursor CLI

Developer tool

Cursor's agent in a terminal: the same frontier models and agent loop driven by slash commands, @-file references and shell escapes, without the editor, so it can be scripted or run over SSH.

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TypeDeveloper tool
RoleBundled component
AvailabilitySold
DeploymentOn-device, SaaS
Intended forDeveloper, Enterprise
SecurityNot recorded
StatusActive
Sold withinCursor — Included with the parent
PricingFreemium, Subscription, Usage-based, Enterprise quote — official pricing ↗

What it does

Features 3

cursor.com

Sources

Pricing

Pricing page · 19 Sep 2026

Tier names and monthly rates read from cursor.com/en-US/pricing on 2026-09-19.

Description

Official documentation · 19 Sep 2026

Read 2026-09-19: the page shows the terminal surface with "/ commands · @ files · ! shell" and "Always access the latest models -- Frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Cursor, and more, at your fingertips", with a model picker offering Auto, Grok 4.6, Opus 5, GPT-5.6 Sol High Fast, Fable 5.1 Max and Gemini 3.1 Pro.

What it does

Official documentation · 19 Sep 2026

Driving a coding agent over a repository is agentic-coding; what it produces is code-generation.

Sold within

Pricing page · 19 Sep 2026

Reached through a Cursor subscription rather than bought alone: the pricing page lists one set of plans for the whole product -- "Hobby / Free", "Pro / $20 / mo.", "Pro+ / $60 / mo." -- and names no line item for this surface.

Name

Official documentation · 19 Sep 2026

The vendor's Product menu lists "CLI" and links here; the page's own product lockup is "Cursor Agent" running in a terminal, and the footer lists it as "CLI".

URL

Official documentation · 19 Sep 2026

The surface's own page on cursor.com, linked from the vendor's Product menu.

Deployment

Official documentation · 19 Sep 2026

Distributed as part of Cursor: a download for the desktop and CLI surfaces, Cursor's own infrastructure for the cloud ones.

Interfaces

Official documentation · 14 Oct 2026

The page's own product is Cursor's agent running in a terminal (slash commands, @-file references, shell escapes).

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