Cursor
Connect Cursor and your assistant can work with Cursor cloud agents — kicking off coding agents on your repositories, checking their progress, and seeing what repositories and models are available.
What’s included
With Cursor connected, your assistant can:
- See your agents — list and view your cloud agents and their status
- Run coding work — create and manage cloud agents on your repositories
- Browse your setup — list accessible repositories and available models
Connecting Cursor
Cursor connects with an API key:
- Go to Integrations
- Find Cursor and click Connect
- Paste your Cursor API key
- Return to Town
Your assistant can only act on the repositories your Cursor account (and API key) can access. You can revoke the key anytime from Cursor settings.
What your assistant can do
| Capability | What it does | Makes changes? |
|---|---|---|
| List and view cloud agents | Check the status and output of agents | No |
| List repositories | See which repositories are accessible | No |
| List models | See available models | No |
| Create and manage cloud agents | Kick off and manage coding agents | Yes |
Use cases
- Delegate a fix — “spin up a Cursor agent to fix the failing test in my repo.”
- Progress checks — “how’s that cloud agent doing?”
- Bug-to-agent routines — turn a triaged bug report into a cloud agent run.
Good to know
- Cloud agents make real changes in your repositories — use approval-required tool settings in routines that create agents.
Related
- Integrations overview — How integrations give your assistant context
- GitHub — Pair with GitHub for repository context
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