Cursor has released Build Live Apps, which turns requests to its AI coding agent into hosted web apps. The feature handles hosting, login through Cursor SSO and a Postgres database when needed.
Cursor’s Build Live Apps starts with a cloud agent running on Cursor’s infrastructure. Users describe the app they want, review a preview and choose a unique domain when they are ready to publish.
The release extends AI coding beyond generating code to setting up the services an app needs to run. Cursor says it supports deployment from new or existing repositories on Cursor Origin and GitHub, and asks users for secrets when connecting to systems such as a data warehouse.
For companies building internal tools, this could reduce the setup work between an idea and a usable app. Cursor says its own sales, operations, legal, finance and engineering teams already use the feature, with examples including onboarding tools, sales dashboards and event registration.
Combining code generation with database setup, authentication and hosting could remove practical barriers to putting internal AI-built tools into use.
Login tied to Cursor identity makes access management part of the platform choice, not just a deployment detail.
Support for existing repositories gives teams a route to publish work they already have rather than starting every app again.
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