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Introducing Cursor for iOS

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Cursor now has a mobile app. I want to

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show you three ways I'm using it. Cursor

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can test and use my software in the

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cloud with all the same tools I'd use on

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my MacBook and then send me a video demo

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showing that it works. I can then read

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the code

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or give the model feedback and when I'm

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ready merge it from my phone. I usually

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do these extremely long voice notes

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where I'm going to as much detail as

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possible.

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I'll be grabbing lunch or even about to

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fall asleep and I'll quickly fire off a

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few agents with ideas I have. When the

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agent's done I can get notifications or

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monitor it using the live activity on

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iOS. Finally, if I see something off

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with our UI I can take a screenshot then

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hit markup and actually draw on the UI

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or leave feedback like tighten up

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spacing. I can then follow up with some

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of my favorite skills like /

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thermonuclear code quality review which

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is a funny name but it actually works

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very well. We've also tried to make it

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really easy to move between your local

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machine, the cloud and your phone and

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you can use the app as a remote control

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for agents running on your computer. So

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that's the cursor iOS app. Please try it

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out and I'd love to hear your feedback.

Interactive Summary

Cursor has released a new mobile application that allows developers to manage software development tasks remotely. Key features include testing and merging code from the cloud, utilizing voice notes to trigger agents, monitoring live activities on iOS, and providing visual UI feedback through annotated screenshots.

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