Cursor has a free plan with limited AI usage, and paid plans provide more requests and access to more models.

Can I use my VS Code extensions in Cursor?

Yes. Cursor is built on the VS Code codebase, so most extensions, themes and keybindings can be imported.

Which operating systems does Cursor support?

Cursor is available as a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux.

Does Cursor work offline?

The editor itself opens offline, but the AI features need an internet connection because they run on cloud models.

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Cursor

AI code editor that understands your codebase and edits across files.

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Catégorie: Coding
Créateur: Anysphere
Tarifs: Freemium
Ajouté le: 2026-11-08

Qu'est-ce que Cursor ?

Cursor is an AI code editor built on the VS Code codebase. It combines a familiar editing experience with AI features that can autocomplete code, answer questions about a project, and carry out multi-file changes through an agent that works inside the editor. It is aimed at professional developers and teams who want AI assistance built into their daily editor rather than added as a separate tool. Because it shares its foundation with VS Code, most extensions, themes and keybindings carry over. Its main difference is how deeply the AI is tied to the whole codebase, including project indexing, configurable rules and a choice of models from several providers.

Principales fonctionnalités de Cursor

Tab autocomplete
Predicts multi-line edits and the next change you are likely to make as you type.
Agent mode
Plans and applies changes across multiple files, and can run terminal commands with your approval.
Codebase chat
Answers questions about your project using an index of the repository.
Inline editing
Rewrites a selected block of code from a short natural language instruction.
Project rules
Lets you store coding conventions and instructions that the AI follows in every session.
Model choice
Supports models from several AI providers so you can pick one per task.

Comment utiliser Cursor

01Download and install Cursor for macOS, Windows or Linux from the official website.
02Import your existing VS Code extensions, themes and settings during setup.
03Open a project folder so Cursor can index the codebase.
04Use Tab completion while typing, or open the chat panel to ask questions or give the agent a task.
05Review the proposed diffs and accept or reject each change before committing.

Cas d'usage de Cursor

Refactoring large codebases
Apply consistent changes across many files while reviewing each diff.
Learning an unfamiliar project
Ask questions about how modules connect before making changes.
Building features faster
Let the agent draft new components, tests and wiring from a description.
Fixing bugs
Paste an error and let Cursor trace likely causes and propose a fix.