What Cursor changed

• Added a new "Inbox Manager" agent demo that drafts emails and files expense reports.
• Updated the "Build Landing Page" demo to show specific technical steps like preloading fonts and inlining CSS.
• Added a "Thought" process indicator to demos, showing the AI's step-by-step reasoning (e.g., "Thought 6s").
• Updated the model selection UI to show Grok 4.7 as the default suggested model.
• Added a comprehensive cookie consent and privacy preference center.

Cursor is showing more complex, multi-step agent behaviors in their marketing. This suggests the tool is moving from simple code edits to handling entire workflows like building landing pages or managing inboxes autonomously.

• Added a "Questions" section to the Mission Control demo where the agent asks for a preferred trigger (Gesture, Keyboard, or Both).
• Updated the bioinformatics demo to show the agent reading specific files like sequence_alignment.py and fasta.py.
• Changed the AI status text from "Thinking 10 tokens" to "Thought 5s" to show time spent instead of token count.
• Added "plan miss" text to the Cursor Agent CLI demo section.

The product is showing a more collaborative AI experience. Instead of just doing tasks, the agent now asks the user for input to clarify how a feature should work.

• Added a new changelog entry for "Origin App Marketplace" dated Oct 13, 2026.
• Removed the "Self-hosted machines" entry from the recent changelog list.
• Updated the AI agent interface to show "Thinking tokens" instead of "Thought" time.
• Updated the model selector to default to "Auto Suggested" instead of a specific model.
• Removed the cookie consent banner and detailed privacy preference center text.

Cursor is expanding its ecosystem by adding a marketplace for apps. This suggests a shift from being just a coding tool to becoming a platform where developers can share or sell extensions and integrations.