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Cursor Cloud Agents can now run in Vercel Sandbox (Vercel)

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A control tower receives a queue of cards and sends lines down to four sealed capsules, each containing a tiny workbench. The last capsule is breaking apart into dots.

Cursor keeps the agent harness and inference loop, and Vercel Sandbox supplies an isolated Firecracker microVM per agent request, with Vercel Functions and Workflow as the control plane that claims queued requests, provisions workers, monitors sessions, and cleans up. You get a scale-to-zero worker pool, durable retries, and short-lived user-scoped credentials, and Self-Hosted Machines requires a Cursor Enterprise plan.

In plain words

  • Cursor's cloud coding system can now do its work inside isolated computers supplied by Vercel.
  • Each request gets a separate short-lived virtual computer, keeping its files and commands apart from other work.
  • Vercel's services assign queued requests, start workers, watch sessions, retry failures, and clean up afterward.
  • Enterprise customers can run Cursor work in their own Vercel accounts without maintaining always-on worker computers.

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