Cursor
Cursor's coding agent on an always-on worker — it writes code, opens pull requests, and replies to reviews on your repository.
Cursor is a coding agent. Point it at a GitHub repository and it writes code, opens pull requests, replies to review comments, and keeps working while you do something else. On Sokko you deploy the always-on worker its cloud sessions run on, so the agent is ready the moment you hand it a task.
Good for: shipping code changes on a repository, working through review feedback, and running several coding sessions at the same time.
What makes it useful
- Works on your repo. Pick a repository from your connected GitHub and the agent works on it directly — branches, commits, pull requests.
- Always ready. The worker stays up around the clock, so sessions start right away instead of waiting for a machine to spin up.
- Scales out. One Cursor agent can run several workers side by side, for parallel sessions on the same repository.
Cursor is different from the other agents in one way: it has no web page or terminal on Sokko. You start and steer sessions from Cursor itself — the Cursor app or cursor.com — and Sokko keeps the worker running behind the scenes.
Deploy it
Create the agent
In the dashboard, New agent → Cursor. Give it a name.
Connect a repository
Pick the GitHub repository the agent should work on. If you have not connected GitHub yet, the dashboard walks you through it.
Add your Cursor key
Paste an API key from your Cursor account (Cursor → Dashboard → Settings → API Keys). Sessions run against your Cursor subscription, so there is no separate model step here.
Choose how many workers
One is plenty to start. Add more later if you want several sessions running at once.