1 min lesson
Understand Cursor release tracking
Decide when Cursor release tracking fits. Name the lesson detail that supports your choice before you act.
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By the end, you can separate dated announcements from current availability and explain that paid plans include iPad agent control with full pull-request review.
This matters when a team asks which Compile announcements and later releases it can use today. Check whether every availability claim links to a current first-party source and records the date you checked it. Confirm Compile announcements are not presented as current products unless later documentation confirms them. Make sure the iPad explanation includes paid-plan access, full pull-request review and the control-surface boundary. Avoid using a launch-day waitlist or demo as today's availability answer.
- Entry point
- Cursor's current release tracker, official changelog, product docs and iPad guide
- Source
- Cursor release tracker, changelog, current model/pricing docs and Cursor for iPadCursor's larger-screen mobile app for starting and directing cloud agents, reviewing full pull requests and marking up changes; it is not a full local IDE. Press Enter for the full definition. docs
Use these sources to check the current product behavior.