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Cursor adds iOS access to agents running on users' computers

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Cursor says its iOS app now lets users view and message local agents running on their computers. Users sign in, select a computer and approve the pairing request in the desktop app before accessing the agent list. Remote Control is enabled by default except for Enterprise organizations, whose administrators can activate it. Agents continue running on the original computer, and the feature does not require cloud agents. The computer must remain powered on and connected to the internet for remote access to work.
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