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Cursor
Cursor is an AI code editor and coding agent product built by Anysphere for software developers.
- Founded 2022
- Headquarters San Francisco, California, United States
- CEO Michael Truell
Overview
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Founded
2022
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Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
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Industry
AI Developer Tools
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CEO
Michael Truell
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Founders
Michael Truell, Sualeh Asif, Arvid Lunnemark, Aman Sanger
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Funding
Reported late-stage venture funding
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Valuation
$29.3B
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Employees
N/A
About Cursor
Cursor is an AI code editor and agentic software development product built by Anysphere. The tool integrates AI assistance directly into the coding environment, helping developers write, edit, understand, refactor, and navigate codebases with model-powered workflows.
TrueUp lists Cursor as a generative AI company with the business focus “AI code editor and agent” and valuation $29.3B in its visible generative AI company ranking.
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Products & Business
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Products & Services
- Cursor
- AI code editor
- coding agents
- codebase chat
- autocomplete
- refactoring tools
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Platform & Tools
Desktop code editor, AI coding workflows, model integrations, team features, and developer productivity tools.
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Revenue Model
Free tier, professional subscriptions, team plans, and enterprise plans.
Key Information
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Business Type
Private AI developer tools company
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Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
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Founded Date
2022
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Company CEO
Michael Truell
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Founders
Michael Truell, Sualeh Asif, Arvid Lunnemark, Aman Sanger
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Brands
Cursor, Anysphere
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Categories
AI, Developer Tools, Technology
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Employee Count
N/A
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Funding
Reported late-stage venture funding
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Valuation
$29.3B
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Ownership
Private
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Stock Ticker
N/A
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Cursor Launches Composer 2.5 AI Coding Model
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xAI Targets Claude Code With New Grok Build Agent
xAI has launched Grok Build, a coding agent and command-line tool aimed at professional software development workflows. The early beta release targets competitors such as Anthropic’s Claude Code as xAI pushes deeper into the AI coding market.
Cursor AI Agent ‘Autonomously’ Deleted PocketOS Database and Backups
Cursor-powered AI agent deleted PocketOS’s production database and backups in seconds after acting autonomously.
SpaceX May Acquire Cursor for $60B Later This Year
SpaceX has secured rights to acquire AI coding startup Cursor for up to $60 billion, deepening its push into AI alongside xAI ahead of a potential IPO.
Cursor Seeks $2 Billion Raise at $50 Billion Valuation
AI coding startup Cursor is reportedly raising $2 billion at a $50 billion valuation. The move highlights strong investor demand for AI developer tools.
Cursor 3 Launches Unified Workspace for AI Coding Agents
Cursor has launched Cursor 3, a redesigned workspace focused on managing AI coding agents. The update introduces multi-agent workflows, improved collaboration, and a unified development interface.
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