AI code editing tool developer Cursor is set to officially launch its automated code review platform called "Origin" (internally known as "Cursor Review") to all users, with the release date significantly earlier than the originally planned autumn.
This platform was developed by the Graphite team, which Cursor acquired at the end of 2025. It aims to break the traditional single-diff, sequential merge model centered around manual reviews on GitHub, and solve the review and merge bottlenecks caused by AI agents generating code in large-scale parallel processes.
Origin will add two core modules to the Cursor web interface: "Codebase" for synchronizing and managing GitHub code repositories; and "Review," which builds an automated pull request (PR) processing workflow. This workflow can handle routine tasks related to unresolved PRs through system and AI collaboration, only notifying when human intervention is required for key decisions.
Cursor previously demonstrated a commit speed of 22.6 per second for a single code repository at the Compile conference. Origin achieves this by prioritizing the deployment of the review layer, providing a low-resistance environment for high-frequency background agent workflows.
