Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built on VS Code. It lets developers ask questions about their entire codebase via chat, edit multiple files at once, and refactor code from natural-language instructions. It has become a favorite tool for speeding up software development.
Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built on VS Code. It lets developers ask questions about their entire codebase via chat, edit multiple files at once, and refactor code from natural-language instructions. It has become a favorite tool for speeding up software development.
A deep dive into Cursor's Debug Mode agent feature — the hypothesis → log instrumentation → reproduction → fix workflow, when it's the right tool, sample prompts by scenario, and known limitations, as of August 2026
A full rundown of Cursor's keyboard shortcuts for Windows and Mac — Ctrl K, Ctrl I, Ctrl L, Tab completion, switching between Agent/Ask/Plan, and more — with the workflows each one is actually built for
What is Cursor's Plan Mode? A walkthrough of the feature that locks in your design before AI writes a line of code — how to use it, how it differs from Agent mode, real examples, when it shines, and the pitfalls to watch for