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Cursor is now available as an agent inside JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol. Install it via the ACP Registry from the agent selector. No JetBrains AI subscription required. Big thanks to Cursor for building the ACP ecosystem with us! Learn more:

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Sai Prathap Reddy 🇮🇳8 months ago

@cursor_ai it's a good news for devs who didn't want to fully migrate away from JetBrains.

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eric zakariasson8 months ago

@cursor_ai so good

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Emily Gavrilenko8 months ago

@cursor_ai excited to see this!

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Lee Edwards8 months ago

@starbuxman @cursor_ai > Big thanks to Cursor for building the ACP ecosystem with us! Did you misspell Zed?

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Yashraj8 months ago

@cursor_ai Finally I can switch to jetbrains now

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Vicente8 months ago

@cursor_ai wow amazing wowowowowowowo woowowowow im so happy for this new

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Abdulrasaq Mustapha - Geekmaros8 months ago

@cursor_ai We are so gonna coook 🔥

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Ashish Patel8 months ago

@cursor_ai this is pretty cool! been wanting to try out cursor but didn't want the subscription. gonna give this a go.

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Depak8 months ago

@cursor_ai This is awesome—now we can use our cursor subscription everywhere!

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Veselin Stoyanov8 months ago

@cursor_ai Cool stuff! No more alt+tabbing.

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Chicken Airline 🐔8 months ago

@cursor_ai I need your IDEs to run on the new MacBook Neo, so please optimize them. VS Code uses less than 100MB, while your IDEs typically consume over 2GB of RAM ...

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max wen7 months ago

@cursor_ai ACP is quietly becoming the TCP/IP of AI agents. Cursor inside JetBrains via ACP means agents are no longer locked to one IDE. This is how interop should work.

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WILLIAN8 months ago

@cursor_ai Great job!

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dasiek.js8 months ago

@cursor_ai

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parth.8 months ago

@cursor_ai looking forward to more stuff in the future regarding this! they pushed MCPs to apps and now added adopted ACPs as well, amazing.

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Noah8 months ago

@cursor_ai ACP is quietly becoming the USB-C of coding agents. Plug any agent into any IDE. The real question is who owns the protocol standard long-term.

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kashOrion8 months ago

@cursor_ai Stunning 😍

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Matt Hawrot8 months ago

@cursor_ai dope

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Somi8 months ago

@cursor_ai wait so you can use Cursor agents without leaving IntelliJ now? ACP as an interop standard is exactly what the editor fragmentation problem needed 👀

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frankiescott8 months ago

@cursor_ai is it available on windows?

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emomast8 months ago

@cursor_ai Doesn’t work. Time to cancel my 15 years of subscription

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Aleksandr8 months ago

@cursor_ai nice job guys

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Вова8 months ago

@cursor_ai Any reason to use cursor agent instead of Junie?

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Mark F.8 months ago

@cursor_ai Why not use Cursor directly then? I don’t get it.

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Rubén Espinosa8 months ago

@cursor_ai So now I have to pay for rubymine and cursor?

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d4v58 months ago

@cursor_ai I do not see option to install it nor i have it in the settings under ai assistant 🤔

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kong8 months ago

@cursor_ai huge W

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Hubert Rządziński8 months ago

@cursor_ai no way

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Andrei Verdeș8 months ago

@cursor_ai Posting this here too, this is using like a lot of GPU, almost like it's running a local LLM...very suspicious

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Z8 months ago

@cursor_ai Other people's is always someone else's.

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NgAnhTrung8 months ago

@cursor_ai Unable to download the AI ​​Assistant plugin for Android Studio.

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muhdur8 months ago

@cursor_ai But i dont want to see code, i want to see results

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Ashish Patel8 months ago

@cursor_ai what's the vibe? a startup or something more corporate? always curious about what people are building.this could be a game changer for a lot of folks. always felt JetBrains could use a boost in productivity tools. excited to see how it works out!

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amarjeet8 months ago

@cursor_ai Are 'slash' commands created inside of `.cursor/commands` available? As per they are available in its API. Whereas, when I try to invoke it from within IntelliJ Idea, I see nothing.

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