Cursor 1.0 has arrived!
Key highlights include the automated code review tool BugBot, the fully open Background Agent, the debut of the Memories feature, one-click MCP installation, Jupyter Notebook support, and an all-new Settings and Dashboard interface.
Automated Code Review with BugBot
Cursor 1.0 introduces the powerful BugBot feature, capable of automatically reviewing your PRs (Pull Requests) and catching potential errors and issues. When BugBot finds a problem, it leaves a comment in your GitHub PR and provides a "Fix in Cursor" button. Clicking this button allows developers to jump directly back into the Cursor editor, with pre-filled fix suggestions, enabling quick problem resolution. Users can refer to the official BugBot documentation for setup instructions.
Background Agent Now Fully Open
Previously in early testing, the Background Agent is now available to all users. Users can enable this powerful remote coding assistant by clicking the cloud icon in the chat interface or using the shortcut Cmd/Ctrl+E (privacy mode must be disabled). For users with privacy mode enabled, Cursor also promises to provide an activation method soon. The Background Agent can handle building, research, and debugging tasks over longer timeframes.
Deep Jupyter Notebooks Integration
Cursor 1.0 offers deeper support for Jupyter Notebooks. The agent can now directly create and edit multiple cells within Jupyter, which is a significant improvement for developers performing research and data science tasks. Currently, this functionality initially supports the Claude Sonnet model.
Exploring the Memories Feature
The new version introduces the "Memories" feature for the first time (currently Beta). With this functionality, Cursor can remember facts and preferences mentioned by the user in conversations and reference this information in future interactions. Memories are stored at project and personal levels, and users can manage and enable them in "Settings" → "Rules"—for example, instructing Cursor to remember that a development server has hot-reloading enabled and doesn't require restarting after changes.
One-click MCP Installation and Richer Chat Responses
Cursor 1.0 simplifies the MCP installation process and supports OAuth. The official site provides a curated list of MCP servers that users can view and add at docs.cursor.com/tools. For MCP developers, an "Add to Cursor" button can be generated via docs.cursor.com/deeplinks, making it easy to integrate their services into user documentation and READMEs.
Additionally, chat responses are now richer, directly rendering visualizations like Mermaid diagrams and Markdown tables within the conversation, making information presentation more intuitive.
New Settings and Dashboard
The Settings and Dashboard pages have also been optimized and polished in this release. The new dashboard allows users to view personal or team usage analytics, update display names, and see detailed statistics by tool or model, such as lines of code edited by agents, number of accepted tabs, and request counts.
Reference:
https://www.cursor.com/changelog/1-0
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