Cursor Launches Origin Code Hosting for Paid Users

Cursor's push into code hosting puts it in more direct overlap with established repositories, shifting it from an editor layered on top of existing workflows toward a more self-contained developer platform. The immediate effect lands on its paying users, who gain a native place to keep code without leaving the tool. Whether hosting becomes a genuine retention lever or just a convenience feature is the open question, and how rival platforms respond to a coding assistant moving downstream into their territory is worth watching.