Alongside Claude Opus 5.5, a fair amount shipped across CRHQ over the past week. None of it needs any action from you. It is all live on your instance. Here is the plain-language version.
New models
- Grok 4.7 and Grok 4.7 Fast. xAI's newest coding models are now selectable through the Cursor provider. Grok 4.5 and 4.6 still work for existing sessions, but the new versions are what you will see in the picker.
- Gemini 3.8 Flash. Google's newest fast, low-cost model is now available through Cursor as well, replacing 3.5 and 3.6 Flash in the picker.
As always, older versions keep working for any session or agent already using them. They just move out of the way for new work.
A major upgrade to the agent browser
Your agents could already browse the web. That capability got a significant upgrade. Agents now drive a real browser you can watch in a panel, right inside the session, navigating, logging in, and working through pages while you see exactly what they are doing.
You can also save a login once and reuse it. Sign in to a site inside the panel, and that session is kept securely on the server so your agents can pick up where you left off, without you handing over passwords in a chat. It makes browser-based tasks, research, testing, working inside a web app, far more practical to hand off.
Even smarter Claude subscription rotation
For teams running on Anthropic (Claude) subscriptions, the auto-rotation that keeps you under your usage limits is now Fable-aware. Fable carries its own separate weekly limits, and rotation now tracks those per-model limits too, so it can rotate intelligently against your Fable usage instead of being caught out by it. Your usage view also now shows an estimated monthly renewal date, so you can see when your limits reset.
Smaller improvements
- Agent output, your choice. You can now set whether agents give you compact or detailed output by default, and override it per session when you want more or less.
- A unified way to create agents, plus mobile fixes across the New Session flow and the composer.
None of the above requires any changes on your side. It is already running on your instance.