Feature that triggers agents automatically, e.g. on a GitHub PR opened. The creator builds one that waits for Greptile comments, fixes them and pushes. Codex has a similar feature.
Cursor Automations
Cursor feature that triggers cloud coding agents automatically on events such as a GitHub pull request being opened.
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Cursor Automations at a glance
- What is Cursor Automations?
- Cursor Automations is an app from Cursor (Anysphere). Cursor feature that triggers cloud coding agents automatically on events such as a GitHub pull request being opened.
- Who makes Cursor Automations?
- Cursor Automations is made by Cursor (Anysphere).
- Does Cursor Automations work in the EU?
- Available in the EU. Cursor is sold globally with prices quoted excluding VAT, which indicates EU sales, and its help pages cover regions and data residency. No explicit EU restriction on Automations was found, but the specific data-residency details were not in the material. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Cursor Automations cost?
- Freemium. Listed as "Cloud agents & automations" in the Premium plan ($30/month) and higher tiers (Super $100/month, Ultra $200/month); Teams from $30+/user/month; Enterprise custom. Third-party model usage is billed separately. Prices exclude taxes such as VAT. Licence: Proprietary.
- Where was Cursor Automations shown?
- In 2 creator videos by Matthew Berman. Most recently by Matthew Berman on 18 Jun 2026, at 8:28 in “I figured out the best way to vibe code”.
Sources: the vendor's own pages (linked above) and creator videos at the linked timestamps. EU status is information, not legal advice; see how we check.
Cursor Automations is a feature of the Cursor coding environment that starts agents automatically in response to events instead of manual prompts. A creator demo shows one triggered when a GitHub pull request is opened. It waits for Greptile review comments, fixes them and pushes the changes.
Automations run on Cursor's cloud agents. The pricing page lists "Cloud agents & automations" in the Premium tier ($30/month) and above, alongside code hosting and AI code reviews. Third-party model usage is billed separately by usage at API list price.
The provided material does not give a full list of supported triggers, a launch date or configuration details. The pricing page text appears to mix Cursor plans with other plan content, so plan details should be checked against Cursor's current documentation.
- Event-triggered agents, e.g. on a GitHub PR opened
- Runs on Cursor cloud agents
- Can react to review-bot comments (e.g. Greptile), fix them and push
- Included from the Premium plan upward
- Works with third-party models billed by usage
As seen on YouTube
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Creator shows the Automations tab in Cursor, setting up a PR-opened trigger that has an agent review the PR, fix issues, and make sure tests and CI pass. Triggers include events, schedules (cron), and manual kickoff.
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