Cursor's Projects Lets a Coordinator Agent Direct Thousands of Subagents

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Cursor's new Projects feature replaces one-off chats with a persistent coordinator agent that delegates to subagents, syncs context, and runs recurring work.

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2026-09-10 21:31 · AlphaSignal
Cursor's Projects Lets a Coordinator Agent Direct Thousands of Subagents

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