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Cursor
An AI-first code editor
◐Free plan ○Korean supported
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Key specs
| Price | ◐Free plan |
|---|---|
| Free limits | Limited monthly requests on the Hobby plan |
| Paid price | Pro is $20/month, higher tiers provide more usage |
| Student / edu discount | No |
| Korean | ○KoreanUnderstands instructions given in Korean. Most of the UI and menus are in English. |
| Login | Required |
| Platforms | Windows · macOS · Linux |
| File input | None |
| Download output | Code is inserted directly into the editor. |
| Commercial use | AllowedCommercial use is permitted. Privacy Mode prevents your code from being stored on servers. |
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Who it's for
- Developers who want to delegate multi-file changes all at once while visually reviewing and refining the results.
- Users familiar with VS Code. The UI is nearly identical, making it easy to import settings and keybindings.
- Anyone needing to understand unfamiliar code quickly. You can ask questions based on the entire project context.
Drawbacks
- The free tier has limited monthly requests, so you may hit the cap within a few days.
- Editing multiple files at once is convenient, but accepting changes without review can introduce unintended edits.
- Because it replaces your entire editor, it may conflict with internal company development environment policies.
Getting started
- Download and install the app from the official website, then import your VS Code settings.
- Open your project folder and wait for the codebase indexing to finish.
- Direct the AI in the chat window by referencing specific files, like "Fix login error handling to match this file."
- Review the suggested diffs file by file and apply only what you need.
- If working on proprietary code, enable Privacy Mode and verify what data is sent to the server.
Similar tools
- GitHub Copilot ◐Free plan Cursor replaces your entire editor, while Copilot plugs into your existing one.
- OpenAI Codex ◐Free plan With Codex you assign tasks and wait, while Cursor lets you review and edit code together.
- Claude Code ₩Paid Claude Code handles tasks from the terminal, while Cursor lets you review and edit code side-by-side.
- Bolt.new ◐Free plan Bolt builds entire apps in the browser, while Cursor works directly with code on your local machine.
See also
Official link
https://cursor.com/ (opens in a new tab)
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