Self-hosted cloud agents keep your code and tool execution entirely in your network.

Cursor

Cursor has made self-hosted cloud agents generally available, allowing enterprises to run AI coding agents entirely within their own infrastructure. Each agent runs in an isolated virtual machine with a terminal, browser, and full desktop, cloning repos, writing and testing code, and pushing changes autonomously. Self-hosted agents connect outbound via HTTPS to Cursor's cloud with no inbound ports or VPN required, keeping code, secrets, and build artifacts inside the company's network. For large-scale deployments, a Helm chart and Kubernetes operator are provided to manage worker pools, scaling, and lifecycle. Teams retain their existing security model while Cursor handles orchestration, model access, and UX.

Run cloud agents in your own infrastructure · Cursor