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Summary
- Cursor is privately beta-testing a new feature called "Cursor Origin" (also referred to as "Cursor Review") with select partners
- Two new tabs, Codebase and Review, have appeared in the sidebar, with Codebase syncing GitHub repositories
- A waitlist has also been made public, and leaked screens show xAI's Grok model exposed as a code-generation option
- 프로젝트명
- Cursor Origin (Cursor Review로도 불림)
- 공개 방식
- 비공개 베타, 일부 파트너 대상 내부 테스트
- 신규 탭
- Codebase, Review (둘 다 Preview 라벨)
- Codebase 기능
- GitHub 저장소 동기화
- 대기자 명단
- Cursor Origin waitlist 링크 공개
- 스크린샷 내 모델
- Cursor Grok 4.5 High Fast 선택 노출
- Cloud Agents 조건
- Pro 계정 필요 안내 노출
- 출처
- TestingCatalog(X), 2026-08-11 게시
Two Tabs Quietly Appear in the Sidebar
Two unfamiliar names have shown up in the left-hand list of the coding tool Cursor's interface: Codebase and Review. Both carry a "Preview" label, signaling they are not yet official features. The change is reportedly part of a project called "Cursor Origin," also referred to as "Cursor Review," which is undergoing private beta testing with a limited set of partners. TestingCatalog, which reported the news, said an official announcement could come as soon as today.
What's Confirmed: Repository Sync
Of the two tabs, Codebase is the one whose function has been clearly identified. It allows developers to sync a GitHub repository directly into Cursor. Until now, developers had to switch back and forth between the GitHub website and their editor to review code or grasp context; if this feature is officially rolled out, that back-and-forth could be reduced. The Review tab's name suggests it relates to code review functionality, but the specific details have not yet been confirmed.
What Else the Leaked Screens Showed
Alongside Codebase and Review, the leaked screenshots showed existing items such as New Chat, Automations, Crews, Dashboard, and Agents. The Agents tab appeared with no items registered yet, and a notice at the bottom of the screen read "Cloud Agents requires a Pro account." The model selector displayed "Cursor Grok 4.5 High Fast," indicating that Cursor already offers xAI's Grok-series models as a code-generation option.
Background: Cursor's Relationship with Grok
On the same day, August 11, xAI unveiled a "Grok Bot" agent that lets users build their own bots running 24/7 on dedicated cloud computers to handle tasks, with access extended to Cursor Ultra and Cursor Team Premium users. The "Cursor Grok 4.5 High Fast" option seen in the leaked screens appears to be an extension of this integration. Cursor has built its position in the coding tool market not by developing its own model, but by letting users choose among models from multiple companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI. The Codebase and Review tabs appear to be part of the same strategy — an attempt to bring repository management and code review, previously handled outside the editor, into it.
What's Available Right Now
| Tab | Status | Confirmed Function |
|---|---|---|
| Codebase | Preview | GitHub repository sync |
| Review | Preview | Details not disclosed |
| Dashboard | Existing item | No changes |
| Agents | Existing item, empty | No changes |
There is currently no way for regular users to try out the two tabs. However, a "Cursor Origin waitlist" link has also been made public, and signing up may grant earlier access once the feature officially launches. Since the beta is currently limited to partners, the timeline for a general release cannot be gauged from this information alone.
So What Changes
AI coding tools have rapidly shifted in recent months from simple autocomplete to agents capable of understanding entire repositories. Competitors like GitHub Copilot and Cognition's Devin are also moving toward automating code review and repository management. If the Codebase tab officially launches, developers will be able to view and work with GitHub repositories directly within Cursor, and if the Review tab turns out to be an automated code-review feature, team-based development workflows could increasingly be consolidated into a single editor. This is still not a settled picture, given that it remains a partner-only beta, but taken together with the same-day news of the xAI-Cursor integration, the trend is clear: Cursor is moving to strengthen both model choice and repository integration at once.
