Cursor ships Origin, its own code host, and Vercel wires deploys straight into it

Cursor began rolling out Origin, a Git hosting platform of its own, in early beta on 17 August 2026 to paid plans — Pro, Teams and Enterprise, excluding enterprise organisations whose administrators opt out, with access opening in stages. Vercel published support the same day, in public beta for Pro and Enterprise: connect an Origin repository from its Apps tab and every pull request gets a preview deployment, with a merge shipping to production. Depot and Buildkite connect for CI, both running existing GitHub Actions workflows.

What it means Where the repository lives decides which agent gets cheap access to your whole codebase — a lock-in question dressed as a hosting choice, and the compatibility with existing Actions workflows is what makes it cheap enough to try.