Cursor's GitHub-like code hosting for storing code, pull requests and browsing, syncing with GitHub.
Cursor's built-in code hosting with repos, pull requests, code browsing and two-way GitHub sync, with agents in every repo.
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Cursor Origin at a glance
- What is Cursor Origin?
- Cursor Origin is an app from Cursor. Cursor's built-in code hosting with repos, pull requests, code browsing and two-way GitHub sync, with agents in every repo.
- Who makes Cursor Origin?
- Cursor Origin is made by Cursor.
- Does Cursor Origin work in the EU?
- Unverified. No explicit evidence found. Cursor's help pages mention regions and data residency, but nothing provided states Origin's EU availability or data location. Last verified 14 Nov 2026.
- How much does Cursor Origin cost?
- Paid. Early beta on all paid Cursor plans; enterprise orgs can be opted out by admins. The pricing page lists "Code hosting via Origin" as a plan feature. Third-party model usage is billed separately. Licence: Proprietary.
- Where was Cursor Origin shown?
- In 1 creator video by Matt Wolfe. Most recently by Matt Wolfe on 21 Aug 2026, at 27:51 in “AI News: OpenAI Just Put the Brakes on AI”.
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Origin is Cursor's code hosting service, announced in the Cursor changelog on 17 August 2026 and rolling out in early beta. It adds a Codebase tab where users create repositories, push code through a CLI, and browse code hosted by Cursor. For Origin-hosted repos, Origin is the source of truth and GitHub is not in the push path.
Existing GitHub repositories can be synced into Origin. Users pick which repos to sync and can disconnect them at any time. For synced repos GitHub remains the source of truth, and Origin mirrors changes in real time. Pull requests show the timeline, commits, checks and changed files. Comments and reactions sync both ways with GitHub, and reviews can be done and merged from Cursor.
Cursor agents are available inside every repo: they can answer questions about the code being browsed, make changes, update PRs or push a branch. Integrations are available for Vercel (preview deployments per PR) and for CI through Depot and Buildkite, which run existing GitHub Actions workflows. Agent-native features are described as coming later.
Origin is available in early beta on paid plans, except enterprise organisations whose admins opt out. The scope is currently basic (repos, PRs, browsing, GitHub sync), so it is an early-stage product.
- Cursor-hosted Git repositories with CLI push/clone
- Pull requests with timeline, checks, diffs, comments and merge
- Real-time two-way sync with GitHub repos and PRs
- Cursor agents available in every repo to answer, edit and push
- App extensions: Vercel previews, Depot and Buildkite CI
- Per-repo settings for access, sync status and connected apps
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