《Cursor Docs》-Compliance and Monitoring

Compliance requires visibility into who did what, when, and why. This documentation covers audit logs, AI code tracking, certifications, and how to meet regulatory requirements.

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《Cursor Docs》-HIPAA Business Associate Agreements

Cursor supports HIPAA Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for Enterprise customers.

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《Cursor Docs》-Admin Setup Guide

Cursor is designed with enterprise rollouts in mind. On the Cursor Admin Dashboard, you'll find everything you need to manage Cursor usage for your organization.

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《Cursor Docs》-Enterprise

Cursor provides enterprise grade security, compliance, and administrative controls for organizations deploying AI assisted development at scale.

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《Cursor Docs》-AWS Bedrock

Route AI requests through your AWS Bedrock account instead of Cursor's model providers. This lets your team use existing AWS credits and keep requests within your AWS infrastructure.

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《Cursor Docs》-Customize Cursor

Plugins, skills, and MCPs let you customize Cursor for your workflows. The Customize page brings them into one place.

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《Cursor Docs》-Cursor Router

Cursor Router is the model routing system behind Auto . Not every request needs frontier level intelligence, so the router sends each request to the model that fits the task: simple requests go to fast, efficient models while complex work goes to the most capable ones.

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《Cursor Docs》-Pull Request Page

The Pull Request (PR) page is where you can review a pull request in detail. It brings together the PR summary, code changes, comments, checks, and merge actions in once place so you can move from understanding the change to taking action on it.

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《Cursor Docs》-Pull Request Inbox

Use the Pull Request (PR) Inbox to keep track of pull requests that need your attention. Cursor Review groups pull requests into sections based on their current state, and you can create custom sections for your own workflow.

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《Cursor Docs》-Overview

Cursor Review is in closed beta.

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《Cursor Docs》-Merge Queue

Merge Queue experience gives your team one place to line up pull requests, keep the default branch green, and land stacks without making every author babysit rebases.

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《Cursor Docs》-Parameters

This reference documents every command and flag available in the Cursor Review CLI (gt).

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《Cursor Docs》-Worktrees

The UI native worktrees feature described on this page is only available in the Agents Window. In the IDE, use the Worktree Skills commands below.

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《Cursor Docs》-VS Code Migration

Cursor is based upon the VS Code codebase, allowing us to focus on making the best AI powered coding experience while maintaining a familiar editing environment. This makes it easy to migrate your existing VS Code settings to Cursor.

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《Cursor Docs》-Cloud Environment Setup

Cloud agents run on isolated Ubuntu machines. Configure the environment so the agent has the same repos, tools, dependencies, secrets, and network access a developer would use.

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《Cursor Docs》-Cloud Agents settings

Workspace admins can configure Cloud Agents from the Cloud Agents dashboard.

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《Cursor Docs》-Governed Cloud Agents for private code and internal services

Coding agents that work on private code have to clear a specific bar: source that can't leave your network, a compliance perimeter to honor, access and network policy you control, and a setup that fits the infrastructure you already run.

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《Cursor Docs》-Secrets & Network

Cloud Agents are available in Privacy Mode. We never train on your code and only retain code for running the agent. Learn more about Privacy mode.

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《Cursor Docs》-Security overview

This page explains how Cloud Agents are built and secured. It walks through what happens when an agent runs, how access is granted, where the code and data live, how they're isolated and encrypted, and what controls you have over each stage. It answers the questions that come up when a team evaluates Cloud Agents against its security requirements.

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《Cursor Docs》-Private Connectivity

Cursor supports private network connectivity for Enterprise teams that need Cursor to work with systems that are not reachable from the public internet. This includes self hosted GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab Enterprise, Bitbucket Data Center, Artifactory, Nexus, private source control APIs, and webhook traffic from those systems back to Cursor.

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《Cursor Docs》-Cursor for iOS

Cursor for iOS is in beta. Features may change before general availability.

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《Cursor Docs》-Agent metadata

Agent metadata is in preview and subject to change, including breaking changes.

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《Cursor Docs》-OIDC tokens

Cloud Agents can mint short lived OIDC JWTs from inside the VM and use them to assume cloud roles or call internal services without storing long lived credentials in Secrets.

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