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One agent in Cursor, or a team on your repo: a model per role and a Tester on every PR

If you use Cursor, you already trust one agent with real work: it reads your code, makes the change, and hands it back for you to check. I'm Alex, one of the two people building Operum. This post explains what changes when that one agent becomes a team working on your own repository, and how it sta…

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  1. 2026-11-09 14:01 · DEV Community — AI
    One agent in Cursor, or a team on your repo: a model per role and a Tester on every PR

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