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Cursor SDK Adds Live Agent Steering and Background Subagent Results
Cursor SDK 1.0.31 returns background subagent results to the parent run and adds MCP tool annotations for custom tools. Live steering with run.steer() and replaceable system prompts are documented in the TypeScript SDK reference for local agents. As of October 7, 2026, the changelog is at 1.0.35 and 1.0.32 changed how steering behaves while an agent waits on background subagents.
Cursor SDK Bridge Opens Agent Control to Rust, Go, and More
Cursor has open-sourced an SDK Bridge that exposes a stable sdk.v1 protocol for driving Cursor agents from Rust, Go, Java, and other languages. Adapters run a small local bridge and communicate over Connect RPCs, while the bridge handles the connection to Cursor's API.
You Can Now Delegate Tasks to Cursor From Inside Notion
Notion used the Cursor SDK to embed coding agents directly in its workspace. You can now tag Cursor in a doc, mention it in a thread, or assign it a database issue, and Cursor plans, builds, tests, verifies its own work, and opens a PR. Notion says it built the integration in a few weeks on the Cursor SDK.
Cursor SDK: Programmatic Cursor Agents in TypeScript and Python, Local or Cloud
Cursor launched its SDK in public beta on April 29, 2026 as a TypeScript package. As of October 9, 2026 it ships for TypeScript (`@cursor/sdk`) and Python (`cursor-sdk`), released together at version 1.0.35, and the docs no longer call it beta. Agents run locally, on Cursor-hosted VMs, or on self-hosted workers.