Cursor AI coding agent now supports remote control from mobile phones

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The Cursor coding assistant has officially launched its remote control feature for general users. This feature allows users to issue commands to an AI agent running on their personal computer from a mobile phone. The company announced the feature's general availability on October 6, 2026, after a public beta since June. The system requires the computer to be awake, online, and logged into the same Cursor account, but the agent continues to run on the user's local machine.

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