Overview
- Automations can start agents on code changes, Slack messages, or timers, with additional triggers such as merged GitHub pull requests, new Linear issues, PagerDuty incidents, and custom webhooks.
- The long-running Bugbot now performs deeper security audits and broader code reviews through the new framework.
- Cursor reports running hundreds of automations per hour across code review, security checks, incident response, and internal reporting.
- For incidents, PagerDuty can launch agents that query logs via MCP and Datadog, analyze recent changes, notify on-call staff in Slack, and propose fixes through automated pull requests.
- The release comes in a crowded agentic-coding market with recent updates from OpenAI and Anthropic, as Ramp estimates Cursor at roughly 25% market share and Bloomberg reports annual revenue above $2 billion after doubling in the past three months.