Cursor Launches Self-Hosted Machines for Cloud Agents
Cursor introduced Self-Hosted Machines, allowing teams to run cloud agent tool execution inside their own private network or custom infrastructure while Cursor handles inference and orchestration. The feature supports dynamic worker pool scheduling, automatic hibernation of idle instances, and execution across sandbox providers like AWS Lambda, Modal, Daytona, and Vercel. Self-hosted workers also support computer use on Linux and macOS, enabling agents to drive browsers and take desktop actions locally.
Why it matters: Enterprises and developers with strict compliance requirements or specialized hardware can now leverage autonomous cloud agents without exposing code, secrets, or internal networks to external infrastructure.
Cursor introduced Self-Hosted Machines, allowing teams to run cloud agent tool execution inside their own private network or custom infrastructure while Cursor handles inference and orchestration. The feature supports dynamic worker pool scheduling, automatic hibernation of idle instances, and execution across sandbox providers like AWS Lambda, Modal, Daytona, and Vercel. Self-hosted workers also support computer use on Linux and macOS, enabling agents to drive browsers and take desktop actions locally.
Why it matters: Enterprises and developers with strict compliance requirements or specialized hardware can now leverage autonomous cloud agents without exposing code, secrets, or internal networks to external infrastructure.