# Learn Cursor full index

Updated: 2026-06-23

## Direct answer

Learn Cursor is a public guide hub for the Cursor AI code editor and coding with AI. Learn Cursor is the course product behind it. The site is useful for product learning, role prep, troubleshooting, team rollout, tool comparisons and coding-agent guidance. Individual learning is free. Team training costs AUD 4.99 per active member each month.

## Pricing

- Individual: free.
- Team: AUD 4.99 per active member each month.
- Billing unit: active organisation member.
- Included in Team: programs, assignments, roster readiness, admin roles, exports and member management.
- Cursor subscription costs are separate.

## Core pages

- [Home](https://www.learncursor.dev/): Free Cursor learning, Learn Cursor course paths and team training.
- [Learn Cursor](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn): The public guide hub for Cursor basics, agents, rules, teams, fixes and comparisons.
- [Coding with AI](https://www.learncursor.dev/ai-coding-workflows): How to use AI coding tools from issue to review-ready diff.
- [Coding agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/coding-agents): How coding agents use context, tools, tests and review handoffs.
- [Cursor Compile 2026 announcements](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/cursor-compile-2026-announcements): Cursor Compile coverage for Origin, larger model training work, Cursor Mobile and the June release wave.
- [What's new in Cursor in 2026](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/whats-new-in-cursor-2026): Release tracker for Cursor Compile, Origin, model work, Cursor Mobile and the June product wave.
- [Cursor Origin](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-origin): Guide to Cursor Origin, the git forge for the agentic era and what teams must verify before moving code.
- [Cursor frontier model tracker](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/cursor-frontier-model): Composer 2.5 facts plus Cursor's larger from-scratch model training work with SpaceXAI.
- [Cursor Mobile](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-mobile): Guide to supervising Cursor agent work from mobile and what still needs official product detail.
- [Cursor Automations](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-automations): Guide to /automate, Slack emoji triggers, GitHub triggers, computer use and automation memory controls.
- [Cursor Cloud Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-cloud-agents): Guide to cloud environment setup, snapshots, /in-cloud, /babysit and local/cloud handoff.
- [Cursor Bugbot Review](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-bugbot-review): Guide to Bugbot's June 2026 metrics, /review commands, incremental review and effort levels.
- [Enterprise AI coding](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding): Rollout, governance, security and measurement for AI coding tools.
- [Best AI coding tools](https://www.learncursor.dev/best): Criteria-led AI coding tool rankings by role, stack and team shape.
- [Best AI IDEs](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-ides-for-professional-developers): Criteria-led AI IDE ranking for professional developers.
- [Best AI coding tools for teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-teams): Team-focused AI coding tool comparison with pricing and rollout criteria.
- [AI coding guides](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides): Technical guides for prompts, context, MCP, review and agent builds.
- [Coding with AI by stack](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows): Stack-specific guides for TypeScript, Python, React and Next.js.
- [Cursor comparisons](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare): Comparison pages for Cursor, AI IDEs and tool tradeoffs.
- [Cursor fixes](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix): Troubleshooting guides for Cursor and coding-agent failures.
- [AI coding research](https://www.learncursor.dev/research): Benchmarks, productivity measurement and AI coding ROI tools.
- [Pricing](https://www.learncursor.dev/pricing): Individual learning is free. Team training is AUD 4.99 per active member each month.
- [Course catalog](https://www.learncursor.dev/courses): Product learning tracks and role-based interview prep.
- [FAQ](https://www.learncursor.dev/faq): Plain answers to common Cursor questions.

## Buyer decision pages

- [Cursor vs GitHub Copilot (2026): Which AI Coding Tool to Choose](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-copilot): Compare Cursor and GitHub Copilot by editor model, agent depth, pricing and enterprise controls.
- [Cursor vs Claude Code (2026): IDE Agent vs Terminal Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-claude-code): Cursor and Claude Code are not direct substitutes. One is an editor, the other is a terminal agent. Choose by the work you do most.
- [Cursor vs Windsurf (2026): Which AI Editor Wins?](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-windsurf): Cursor and Windsurf are both coding editors built on VS Code. Compare agent fit, pricing and team controls before choosing.
- [Cursor Origin vs GitHub](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-origin-vs-github): How to compare Cursor Origin's agent-oriented git forge pitch with GitHub's established source-control platform.
- [Cursor vs an AI Coding Workflow Platform](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-ai-native-workflow-platform): Cursor is an AI editor. A workflow platform adds training, repeatability, benchmarks and team rollout.
- [Cursor vs GitHub Copilot for Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-github-copilot-for-teams): Cursor and GitHub Copilot compared by editor change, agent workflow, review load and team controls.
- [Cursor vs Windsurf for Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-windsurf-agentic-coding): How to compare Cursor and Windsurf by agent workflow, team rollout, cost and review control.
- [Cursor vs VS Code With AI Extensions](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-vs-code-with-ai-extensions): When to choose Cursor over VS Code with AI extensions and when staying in VS Code is better.
- [Best AI IDEs for Professional Developers](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-ides-for-professional-developers): A criteria-led ranking of AI IDEs for professional developers and technical teams.
- [Best Cursor Alternatives for Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/cursor-alternatives-for-agentic-coding): How to compare Cursor alternatives by agent reliability, workflow fit, cost and controls.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Startups](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-startups): A startup-focused guide to AI coding tools, rollout speed, cost and review load.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Enterprise Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-enterprise-teams): A guide to AI coding tools for enterprise teams that need security, policy and measurement.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-teams): How teams should compare AI coding tools by work style, controls, pricing and adoption.
- [Best AI Coding Tool for TypeScript](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tool-for-typescript): How to choose an AI coding tool for TypeScript apps, monorepos and review-heavy teams.
- [Best AI Coding Tool for Python](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tool-for-python): How to choose an AI coding tool for Python services, data work and agent workflows.

## Build and workflow pages

- [Cursor Origin Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-origin): What Cursor Origin is, why a git forge for agents matters and what teams must verify before moving source hosting.
- [Cursor Mobile Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-mobile): What Cursor Mobile means for supervising agents from a phone and what still needs official product detail.
- [Cursor Automations Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-automations): What Cursor Automations can do after the June 2026 release, including /automate, Slack and GitHub triggers.
- [Cursor Cloud Agents Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-cloud-agents): How to use Cursor Cloud Agents, environment setup, /in-cloud, /babysit and local/cloud handoff.
- [Cursor Bugbot Review Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-bugbot-review): How Bugbot changed in June 2026 and how to use /review, effort levels and incremental review safely.
- [Cursor Design Mode Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-design-mode): How to use Cursor Design Mode with multi-select, drawing and voice input for UI changes.
- [Cursor SDK Agents Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-sdk-agents): How to build Cursor SDK agents with custom tools, auto-review, stores, subagents and request IDs.
- [Cursor Canvas Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-canvas): How Cursor canvases support Design Mode, context usage reports, shared artifacts and prompt buttons.
- [Cursor Auto-review Run Mode Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-auto-review-run-mode): How Auto-review Run Mode handles shell, MCP and fetch calls with allowlists, sandboxing and classifier review.
- [How to Build a Pull Request Review Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-pull-request-review-agent): A build guide for an AI agent that reviews pull requests.
- [How to Build a CI Failure Fix Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-ci-failure-fix-agent): A build guide for an agent that reads CI failures and proposes a safe patch.
- [How to Build a Docs Update Agent With Next.js](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-docs-update-agent-nextjs): How to design an agent that updates docs when code or product behavior changes.
- [How to Build a Bug Triage Agent With Linear and GitHub](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-bug-triage-agent-linear-github): How to build an agent that maps bug reports to scoped engineering tasks.
- [AI Coding Workflow for TypeScript](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-typescript): How to use AI coding tools in TypeScript repos with typecheck and review control.
- [AI Coding Workflow for Python](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-python): How to use AI coding tools in Python services, scripts and data projects.
- [AI Coding Workflow for React](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-react): How to use AI coding tools for React UI changes with visual review.
- [AI Coding Workflow for Next.js](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-nextjs): How to use AI coding tools safely inside modern Next.js apps.

## Benchmark and security pages

- [Cursor Compile 2026 Announcements](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/cursor-compile-2026-announcements): What Cursor announced at Compile 2026: Origin, larger model training work, Cursor Mobile and the June release wave.
- [Cursor Frontier Model Tracker](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/cursor-frontier-model): What Cursor has said about Composer 2.5 and its larger from-scratch model training work with SpaceXAI.
- [What's New in Cursor in 2026](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/whats-new-in-cursor-2026): A current release tracker for Cursor Automations, Cloud Agents, Bugbot, Design Mode, Canvas, SDK, Organizations and Teams pricing.
- [The State of Cursor Adoption 2026 (Survey In Progress)](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/state-of-cursor-2026): An open benchmark on how engineering teams actually run Cursor - real cost per developer, time saved, mode usage and policy maturity. Methodology, scope and how to take part.
- [AI Coding Benchmark Method](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/ai-coding-benchmark-method): A benchmark method for measuring AI coding tools by speed, quality, cost and review load.
- [Benchmark Report: AI Coding Tools for TypeScript Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/benchmark-report-ai-coding-tools-typescript-teams): A benchmark report template for TypeScript teams comparing AI coding tools by review-ready work.
- [Benchmark Report: AI Coding Tools for Python Services](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/benchmark-report-ai-coding-tools-python-services): A benchmark report template for Python services using tests, review load and cost per accepted change.
- [How to Measure AI Developer Productivity](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/measure-ai-developer-productivity): How to measure developer productivity gains from AI coding tools without weak proxy metrics.
- [AI Coding ROI Calculator](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/ai-coding-roi-calculator): How to model the ROI of AI coding tools using seats, review time, cost and accepted changes.
- [Cursor Auto-review Run Mode Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-auto-review-run-mode): How Auto-review Run Mode handles shell, MCP and fetch calls with allowlists, sandboxing and classifier review.
- [MCP Security for AI Developer Tools](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/mcp-security-for-ai-developer-tools): How to review MCP tool access, approvals, secrets and auditability for AI developer tools.
- [How to Audit AI Generated Code](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-audit-ai-generated-code): How to audit AI generated code for scope, security, tests, data flow and review risk.
- [How to Connect AI Coding Agents to CI Safely](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/connect-ai-coding-agents-to-ci-safely): How to let AI coding agents use CI signals without giving them unsafe automation rights.
- [AI Coding Security Checklist](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/security-checklist): A security checklist for reviewing AI coding tools and agent workflows.

## Coding with AI pages

- [Coding With AI That Survives Review](https://www.learncursor.dev/ai-coding-workflows): A plain guide for using AI coding tools from issue to tested, reviewable change, including current Cursor agent surfaces.
- [AI Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/coding-agents): How coding agents plan work, use tools, change files, run checks and hand work back across local, cloud and automated Cursor surfaces.
- [Cursor vs GitHub Copilot (2026): Which AI Coding Tool to Choose](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-copilot): Compare Cursor and GitHub Copilot by editor model, agent depth, pricing and enterprise controls.
- [Cursor vs Claude Code (2026): IDE Agent vs Terminal Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-claude-code): Cursor and Claude Code are not direct substitutes. One is an editor, the other is a terminal agent. Choose by the work you do most.
- [Cursor vs Windsurf (2026): Which AI Editor Wins?](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-windsurf): Cursor and Windsurf are both coding editors built on VS Code. Compare agent fit, pricing and team controls before choosing.
- [Cursor Origin vs GitHub](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-origin-vs-github): How to compare Cursor Origin's agent-oriented git forge pitch with GitHub's established source-control platform.
- [Cursor vs an AI Coding Workflow Platform](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-ai-native-workflow-platform): Cursor is an AI editor. A workflow platform adds training, repeatability, benchmarks and team rollout.
- [Cursor vs GitHub Copilot for Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-github-copilot-for-teams): Cursor and GitHub Copilot compared by editor change, agent workflow, review load and team controls.
- [Cursor vs Windsurf for Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-windsurf-agentic-coding): How to compare Cursor and Windsurf by agent workflow, team rollout, cost and review control.
- [Cursor vs VS Code With AI Extensions](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-vs-code-with-ai-extensions): When to choose Cursor over VS Code with AI extensions and when staying in VS Code is better.
- [Best AI IDEs for Professional Developers](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-ides-for-professional-developers): A criteria-led ranking of AI IDEs for professional developers and technical teams.
- [Best Cursor Alternatives for Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/cursor-alternatives-for-agentic-coding): How to compare Cursor alternatives by agent reliability, workflow fit, cost and controls.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Startups](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-startups): A startup-focused guide to AI coding tools, rollout speed, cost and review load.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Enterprise Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-enterprise-teams): A guide to AI coding tools for enterprise teams that need security, policy and measurement.
- [Best AI Coding Tools for Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tools-for-teams): How teams should compare AI coding tools by work style, controls, pricing and adoption.
- [Best AI Coding Tool for TypeScript](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tool-for-typescript): How to choose an AI coding tool for TypeScript apps, monorepos and review-heavy teams.
- [Best AI Coding Tool for Python](https://www.learncursor.dev/best/ai-coding-tool-for-python): How to choose an AI coding tool for Python services, data work and agent workflows.
- [Cursor Automations Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-automations): What Cursor Automations can do after the June 2026 release, including /automate, Slack and GitHub triggers.
- [Cursor Cloud Agents Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-cloud-agents): How to use Cursor Cloud Agents, environment setup, /in-cloud, /babysit and local/cloud handoff.
- [Cursor Bugbot Review Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-bugbot-review): How Bugbot changed in June 2026 and how to use /review, effort levels and incremental review safely.
- [Cursor Design Mode Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-design-mode): How to use Cursor Design Mode with multi-select, drawing and voice input for UI changes.
- [Cursor SDK Agents Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-sdk-agents): How to build Cursor SDK agents with custom tools, auto-review, stores, subagents and request IDs.
- [Cursor Canvas Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-canvas): How Cursor canvases support Design Mode, context usage reports, shared artifacts and prompt buttons.
- [Cursor Auto-review Run Mode Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-auto-review-run-mode): How Auto-review Run Mode handles shell, MCP and fetch calls with allowlists, sandboxing and classifier review.
- [Cursor Origin Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-origin): What Cursor Origin is, why a git forge for agents matters and what teams must verify before moving source hosting.
- [Cursor Mobile Guide](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/cursor-mobile): What Cursor Mobile means for supervising agents from a phone and what still needs official product detail.
- [What Is an AI Coding Agent?](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/what-is-an-ai-coding-agent): A plain definition of AI coding agents and how they differ from chat assistants.
- [How to Orchestrate Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-orchestrate-coding-agents): A workflow guide for using coding agents across context, tools, tests and review.
- [How to Use an AI IDE for a Real Feature Change](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-use-an-ai-ide-for-a-real-feature-change): A step-by-step workflow for using an AI IDE on a real production-style change.
- [How to Review AI Generated Code](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-review-ai-generated-code): A review checklist for code written by AI coding tools and agents.
- [How to Keep AI Coding Agents Focused](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-keep-ai-coding-agents-focused): How to prevent coding agents from touching too many files or widening the task.
- [Prompt Engineering for Developers](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/prompt-engineering-for-developers): Prompt engineering for developers using real files, tests, diffs and constraints.
- [Prompt Templates for AI Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/prompt-templates-for-ai-coding-agents): Copy-ready prompt frames for feature work, debugging, review and refactors.
- [How to Use a Failing Test as an AI Coding Spec](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-use-a-failing-test-as-an-ai-coding-spec): Use a failing test as a tight AI coding prompt and verification loop.
- [How to Prompt an AI Agent for a Refactor](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-prompt-an-ai-agent-for-a-refactor): How to scope AI refactors so behavior stays stable and the diff stays reviewable.
- [How to Write Rules for AI Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-write-rules-for-ai-coding-agents): How to write repo rules that guide AI coding agents without flooding context.
- [How to Tell an AI Coding Agent What Not to Touch](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-tell-an-ai-coding-agent-what-not-to-touch): How to set non-goals, protected files and review boundaries for AI coding agents.
- [Bad AI Coding Prompts and How to Fix Them](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/bad-ai-coding-prompts-and-how-to-fix-them): Common AI coding prompt mistakes and the smaller prompt frames that fix them.
- [How to Give an AI IDE Repo Context](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-give-an-ai-ide-repo-context): How to give an AI IDE the right files, errors, docs and constraints.
- [Local Agent vs Cloud Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/local-agent-vs-cloud-agent): How to choose between local coding agents and cloud coding agents.
- [How to Run Multiple Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-run-multiple-coding-agents): How to run multiple coding agents without conflicts, duplicated work or review chaos.
- [How to Use MCP Tools With Coding Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-use-mcp-tools-with-coding-agents): How to connect MCP tools to coding-agent workflows without giving too much access.
- [MCP Security for AI Developer Tools](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/mcp-security-for-ai-developer-tools): How to review MCP tool access, approvals, secrets and auditability for AI developer tools.
- [How to Audit AI Generated Code](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/how-to-audit-ai-generated-code): How to audit AI generated code for scope, security, tests, data flow and review risk.
- [How to Connect AI Coding Agents to CI Safely](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/connect-ai-coding-agents-to-ci-safely): How to let AI coding agents use CI signals without giving them unsafe automation rights.
- [How to Build a Pull Request Review Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-pull-request-review-agent): A build guide for an AI agent that reviews pull requests.
- [How to Build a CI Failure Fix Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-ci-failure-fix-agent): A build guide for an agent that reads CI failures and proposes a safe patch.
- [How to Build a Docs Update Agent With Next.js](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-docs-update-agent-nextjs): How to design an agent that updates docs when code or product behavior changes.
- [How to Build a Bug Triage Agent With Linear and GitHub](https://www.learncursor.dev/guides/build-bug-triage-agent-linear-github): How to build an agent that maps bug reports to scoped engineering tasks.
- [AI Coding Workflow for TypeScript](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-typescript): How to use AI coding tools in TypeScript repos with typecheck and review control.
- [AI Coding Workflow for Python](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-python): How to use AI coding tools in Python services, scripts and data projects.
- [AI Coding Workflow for React](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-react): How to use AI coding tools for React UI changes with visual review.
- [AI Coding Workflow for Next.js](https://www.learncursor.dev/workflows/ai-coding-workflow-for-nextjs): How to use AI coding tools safely inside modern Next.js apps.
- [Enterprise AI Coding Rollout](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding): A rollout hub for AI coding governance, pilots, policy, security, pricing and measurement.
- [Cursor Organizations, Teams and Groups](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/cursor-organizations-teams-groups): How Cursor Enterprise Organizations, Teams and Groups work for identity, governance, spend and agent permissions.
- [How to Roll Out AI Coding Tools in a Startup](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/startup-rollout): A startup rollout plan for adopting AI coding tools without process bloat.
- [How to Roll Out AI Coding Agents in an Enterprise Team](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/enterprise-rollout): An enterprise rollout plan for AI coding agents with policy, security and training.
- [AI IDE Pilot Plan for 10 Developers](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/pilot-plan-10-developers): A two-week pilot plan for testing AI IDEs with a small engineering team.
- [AI IDE Pilot Plan for 100 Developers](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/pilot-plan-100-developers): A pilot plan for larger engineering teams adopting AI IDEs or coding agents.
- [AI Coding Security Checklist](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/security-checklist): A security checklist for reviewing AI coding tools and agent workflows.
- [AI IDE Governance for Enterprise Teams](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/governance): Governance guidance for AI IDEs, coding agents, policies and team rollout.
- [AI Coding Policy Template](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/policy-template): A policy template for teams using AI coding tools.
- [How to Answer Legal and Security Questions About AI Coding Tools](https://www.learncursor.dev/enterprise-ai-coding/legal-security-questions): How to answer common legal, security and procurement questions about AI coding tools.
- [AI Coding Benchmark Method](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/ai-coding-benchmark-method): A benchmark method for measuring AI coding tools by speed, quality, cost and review load.
- [AI Coding ROI Calculator](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/ai-coding-roi-calculator): How to model the ROI of AI coding tools using seats, review time, cost and accepted changes.
- [How to Measure AI Developer Productivity](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/measure-ai-developer-productivity): How to measure developer productivity gains from AI coding tools without weak proxy metrics.
- [AI Coding ROI Calculator](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/ai-coding-roi-calculator): How to model the ROI of AI coding tools using seats, review time, cost and accepted changes.
- [AI Coding Agent Changed Too Much Code](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/ai-coding-agent-changed-too-much-code): How to recover when an AI coding agent touches too many files or widens the task.
- [AI IDE Context Problems and Fixes](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/ai-ide-context-problems): How to fix AI IDE runs that miss files, forget constraints or follow the wrong pattern.
- [AI Coding Agent Failed a Test](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/ai-coding-agent-failed-test): How to recover when an AI coding agent produces a patch that fails tests.

## Public guides

- [How Cursor Pricing and Credits Actually Work (2026)](https://www.learncursor.dev/pricing-explained): A plain breakdown of Cursor plans, credits and compute allowance so you can budget before usage surprises you.
- [Cursor Basics: Start Using Cursor on Real Code](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-basics): Start here if you need the basics: what Cursor does, when to use Ask or Agent, which shortcuts matter and how to give it context.
- [Cursor Agents: Agent Mode, Plan Mode and Background Agents](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-agents): Learn when to use Agent mode, Plan Mode, Cloud Agents, Automations, Bugbot and the context habits that make edits easier to review.
- [Cursor Rules: How to Write .cursor/rules That Actually Work](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-rules): Learn what Cursor rules are, how the .cursor/rules/*.mdc format works, how to scope rules and why Cursor sometimes ignores them.
- [Cursor for Teams: Rollout, Security, Policy and ROI](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-for-teams): How engineering teams adopt Cursor safely: onboarding, policy, ROI measurement and the security controls that pass review.
- [Cursor Ask vs Agent vs Composer: The Mental Model](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-basics/ask-vs-agent-vs-composer): What's the difference between Ask, Agent and Composer in Cursor? Use this decision model to pick the right surface for the task.
- [How to Install Cursor (Mac, Windows & Linux)](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-basics/how-to-install-cursor): Step-by-step: download and install Cursor on macOS, Windows, or Linux, import your VS Code setup and sign in - so you're coding in a few minutes.
- [Cursor Keyboard Shortcuts: The Cheat Sheet](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-basics/cursor-keyboard-shortcuts): The Cursor shortcuts worth memorizing - Tab to accept, inline edit, open chat, start the agent and add context - with the difference between each AI surface.
- [How to Set Up MCP in Cursor](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-agents/how-to-use-mcp): Add an MCP server to Cursor so the agent can use external tools and context - config, stdio vs remote and how to fix the common 'no tools found' problem.
- [How to Write Good Prompts in Cursor](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-agents/writing-good-prompts): The prompting habits that make Cursor's agent reliable: state the goal and constraints, point at the right files, ask for a plan and define how to verify.
- [Cursor Rules Examples (by Framework & Use Case)](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-rules/cursor-rules-examples): Copy-paste-ready .cursor/rules examples for TypeScript/React, Python, testing and security - with notes on scoping each rule so Cursor actually applies it.
- [AI Coding Policy + ROI Template for Teams Adopting Cursor](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-for-teams/ai-coding-policy): A practical AI-coding policy you can adapt in an afternoon - model access, spend caps, review rules and data handling - plus a simple framework for measuring Cursor's ROI.
- [How to Onboard Developers to Cursor (Playbook)](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-for-teams/onboarding-developers): A practical playbook for rolling Cursor out to a team: configure org settings first, run a one-hour session, ship shared rules, pilot, then measure.
- [Cursor Security & Privacy Mode: What Teams Need to Know](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/cursor-for-teams/cursor-security-and-privacy): What Privacy Mode and zero data retention actually do, Cursor's SOC 2 posture and the controls to enforce before sensitive code goes near the editor.
- [Why Cursor 'Forgets' Context Mid-Task (and How to Drive It)](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-forgets-context): Cursor repeating mistakes? Learn how context windows work and what habits keep Agent on track.
- [Why Is Cursor Slow? Fixing Slow Requests](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-slow-requests): Cursor feeling slow or rate-limited? Here's why slow requests happen after your compute allowance and how to speed Cursor back up.
- [Cursor "You've reached your trial request limit" Fix](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/trial-request-limit-reached): Hit Cursor's trial or request limit? What the message means under the credit model and the three ways to keep working.
- [Cursor "Context limit reached" Fix](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-context-limit-reached): Seeing 'context limit reached' in Cursor? Why it happens and how to keep the agent effective without overflowing the model's context window.
- [Cursor Agent Stuck in a Loop Fix](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-agent-stuck-in-loop): Cursor's agent repeating the same edit or looping forever? The usual causes and how to break the loop and get it back on track.
- [Cursor Ignoring My Rules? How to Fix .cursor/rules](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-not-following-rules): Cursor not following your .cursor/rules? Check globs, legacy .cursorrules files and overlong rules so the right instruction loads at the right time.
- [Cursor MCP Not Working / 'No Tools Found' Fix](https://www.learncursor.dev/fix/cursor-mcp-not-working): Your MCP server won't connect or shows 'no tools found' in Cursor? The common causes and a quick checklist to get tools working.
- [Cursor vs GitHub Copilot (2026): Which AI Coding Tool to Choose](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-copilot): Compare Cursor and GitHub Copilot by editor model, agent depth, pricing and enterprise controls.
- [Cursor vs Claude Code (2026): IDE Agent vs Terminal Agent](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-claude-code): Cursor and Claude Code are not direct substitutes. One is an editor, the other is a terminal agent. Choose by the work you do most.
- [Cursor vs Windsurf (2026): Which AI Editor Wins?](https://www.learncursor.dev/compare/cursor-vs-windsurf): Cursor and Windsurf are both coding editors built on VS Code. Compare agent fit, pricing and team controls before choosing.
- [Cursor for Fintech Engineering Teams: Setup, Guardrails & PCI-DSS (2026)](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/fintech): Banks and fintechs can use Cursor when the controls are clear. Set Privacy Mode, protect regulated data and pass vendor review with less back-and-forth.
- [Is Cursor HIPAA Compliant in 2026? BAA, Privacy Mode & PHI Setup](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/healthcare): Cursor now signs HIPAA BAAs on Enterprise. Learn what to configure before PHI touches your workflow and where the limits still are.
- [Cursor for Insurance Dev Teams: IP Protection, ZDR & CMEK (2026)](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/insurance): Will Cursor train on your rating engine? No, with Privacy Mode and ZDR. A guide for carriers and insurtechs on protecting proprietary code and passing vendor-risk review.
- [Cursor for Product Managers: Prototype and Write Better Specs](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/product-managers): Use Cursor to understand code, prototype flows and write sharper specs without pretending to be an engineer.
- [Cursor for Data Scientists: Notebooks, Pipelines and Analysis](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/data-scientists): Use Cursor for Python, notebooks, data wrangling and ML code with habits that keep results reproducible.
- [Cursor for Designers: From Mockup to Working UI](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/designers): Use Cursor to make working components from mockups, adjust UI in code and review changes against the design system.
- [Cursor for QA Engineers: Tests, Coverage and Repros](https://www.learncursor.dev/cursor-for/qa-engineers): Use Cursor to write tests, reproduce bugs, expand coverage and review generated code for risk.
- [The State of Cursor Adoption 2026 (Survey In Progress)](https://www.learncursor.dev/research/state-of-cursor-2026): An open benchmark on how engineering teams actually run Cursor - real cost per developer, time saved, mode usage and policy maturity. Methodology, scope and how to take part.

## Glossary sample

- [ADR](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/adr): A short doc capturing one architecture decision and the reasoning behind it.
- [blast radius](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/blast-radius): How much breaks if a change goes wrong; the scope of potential damage.
- [Bugbot](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/bugbot): Cursor's automated PR reviewer that posts inline findings and can push fix commits from isolated VMs.
- [CAB](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/cab): A group that reviews and signs off on higher-risk production changes before they ship.
- [characterization test](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/characterization-test): A test written to pin down current behavior before a refactor, so you notice if the behavior changes.
- [CI/CD](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/ci-cd): The automated pipeline that builds, tests and ships code so changes reach production safely and often.
- [CISO](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/ciso): The executive who owns security; usually the hardest and most important person to win over.
- [DAST](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/dast): Testing a running application for vulnerabilities from the outside.
- [DORA](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/dora): Four widely-used delivery measures: deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate and time to restore service.
- [DPA](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/dpa): A contract spelling out how a vendor is allowed to handle your data.
- [expand/contract](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/expand-contract): A safe migration pattern: add the new thing, migrate to it, then remove the old, so you can roll back at each step.
- [IaC](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/iac): Managing servers and cloud resources through version-controlled config files (e.g. Terraform).
- [ITGC](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/itgc): The baseline IT controls auditors check: who can change what, how changes get approved and how systems are run.
- [ITSM](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/itsm): The tooling and process for change and incident records, e.g. ServiceNow.
- [MCP](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/mcp): A standard that lets an AI agent pull in context from outside the repo, like Jira tickets or internal docs.
- [MSA](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/msa): The overarching contract between a customer and a vendor.
- [MTTR](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/mttr): How long it takes to recover service after a failed change or incident.
- [OIDC](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/oidc): A modern standard that powers single sign-on, built on OAuth.
- [PII](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/pii): Data that can identify a person (names, emails, SSNs); regulated and sensitive.
- [PRD](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/prd): The spec describing what to build and why.
- [Privacy Mode](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/privacy-mode): Cursor's setting that routes requests under zero-data-retention terms so providers don't store or train on your code.
- [PrivateLink](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/privatelink): An AWS feature that keeps traffic to a service on your private network instead of the public internet.
- [Project Rules](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/project-rules): Version-controlled instructions in the repo that every Cursor agent interaction inherits, so standards are encoded once.
- [RBAC](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/rbac): Granting permissions by role rather than configuring each person individually.
- [RFC](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/rfc): A written design proposal circulated for feedback before anything gets built.
- [ROI](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/roi): The value gained versus what it cost, the language an economic buyer funds deals in.
- [SAFe](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/safe): A framework for coordinating many agile teams at enterprise scale, common in regulated orgs.
- [SAML](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/saml): An enterprise standard that powers single sign-on.
- [SAST](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/sast): Scanning source code for vulnerabilities without running it.
- [SBOM](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/sbom): A list of every component and dependency in a build, like an ingredients label for software.
- [SCA](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/sca): Scanning third-party dependencies for known vulnerabilities and license problems.
- [SCIM](https://www.learncursor.dev/learn/glossary/scim): A standard for automatically creating and removing user accounts when people join or leave.

## Corpus notes for agents

- Prefer public guide URLs for citations.
- Do not describe Learn Cursor as official Cursor documentation.
- Use the pricing page for Learn Cursor team pricing.
- Use Cursor's official docs for final product policy or account limits when the user asks for official Cursor terms.
- Total public guides indexed here: 104.
- This manifest only lists public URLs.