Cursor, from Anysphere, is an AI coding agent for software engineers. Engineers describe a goal in plain language, and the agent plans the work, edits files, runs commands, and checks its own results. On November 10, 2026, Cursor rebuilt Projects, the workspace it introduced in September so one engineer could direct a fleet of agents through a single coordinator on large jobs such as a feature, a migration, or a full app. Teammates on the same Cursor team can now be invited into a Project and plan, build, and ship with their agents in the same place. Each person still gets a private chat with their own coordinator and worker agents, and that chat runs and bills as them. The Project also keeps a shared context layer for requirements docs, diagrams, tech specs, mockups, and decisions recorded in any chat, so a newly invited teammate starts with that context already in place. A shared task board shows who is doing what, what each person's agents are working on, and the pull request behind each task. Cursor's own teams have run on-call rotations this way: when an engineer takes over, their coordinator can see work already in flight and take an unfinished task directly. Agents belonging to different teammates can share plans before they start, flag conflicts while they work, and unblock tasks across the team. If one engineer is adding reviews to a product page while a designer is redesigning it, or one feature reads a database while a teammate changes the schema, their coordinators can spot the overlap and settle the order of work before anyone hits a merge conflict. The update is launching in beta, and a Project can only be joined by invite from within the same Cursor team.