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Cursor CEO Michael Truell coordinated hundreds of GPT-5.2 agents to build a web browser from scratch in one week, generating over 3 million lines of code. The project succeeded by implementing a hierarchical system with planners, workers, and judges rather than equal-status agents. While the browser renders simple websites and demonstrates AI's ability to coordinate complex projects autonomously, it remains far from production-ready, lacks critical features like security and accessibility, and raises questions about code maintainability and whether AI truly innovated or simply reassembled existing patterns from training data.

Cursor CEO Built a Browser using AI, but Does It Really Work?

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