September 23, 2026
Cursor catches regressions before users do: Rollouts checks every deployment
Starting September 23, 2026, Cursor has opened Rollouts to Teams and Enterprise: the service checks deployments before users see a regression. To get started, connect source control, a deployment system, and telemetry in the Dashboard. During the first 10 days, Teams will receive around 50 credits for checks, while Enterprise will receive 500.
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Introducing Rollouts. Rollouts creates a monitoring plan, then tracks changes as they roll out. Deployments are checked, so regressions can be caught before users see them.
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Previously, Cursor did not write a monitoring plan for the effects of a deployment in a PR. Now Rollouts reads the diff and affected systems, then compiles risks, expected impact, and verifiable signals in a comment. The plan can be edited before deployment.
After deployment. Rollouts compares signals with pre-deployment metrics and monitors each environment separately. Cursor accepts Origin or GitHub, events from CD systems, and Datadog or another telemetry provider. The final status is one of three: verified healthy, regression detected, or inconclusive. When it detects a regression, the service identifies the suspected change, notifies the author, and can pause a progressive rollout or create a revert PR for review.
Cursor promises to add feature flag integration later.
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