@cursor_ai wait so does this mean you can use Cursor's agent mode inside IntelliJ without switching editors? that's going to be huge for Java/Kotlin devs who've been stuck between their IDE and AI tooling
@cursor_ai This is a game changer for anyone who loves JetBrains but wanted the Cursor experience. Glad to see they’re finally playing together via the Agent Client Protocol.
ACP turning the agent into a portable backend that any editor can host is the right architecture. the interesting question is whether background agents work cross-IDE — if i kick off a long refactor in cursor and switch to intellij, does the session persist? that's where protocol-level agent identity becomes important
@cursor_ai ACP is the right move. decoupling the AI backend from the editor frontend means cursor's agent logic works everywhere without maintaining separate plugins for each IDE. curious if the JetBrains integration supports the same background agent mode or if it's tab-only for now
@cursor_ai My take? You guys should post more about how cursor(cli or not) can be used in modern software harnesses. Thats what everyone is looking at right now. The mathematical proof posted by your ceo lately can definitely make a difference on long running 🏃 workflows. Just my 2 cents
@cursor_ai This is crazy, why not hear what’s happening with ACP and Jetbrains in the meetup in London where lead maintainers of the ACP are speaking
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@cursor_ai The mcp servers registered in cursor will reactivate but the JETbrains AI assistant options doesn't display any mcp so you can't turn them off or disable :)
@cursor_ai I don’t even know how to process this statement. This is like hearing that Android users can now use iPhones in their Samsung. Y'all need to release a video or something