Cursor has launched Projects, a feature enabling AI agents to manage large bodies of work like features, migrations, and full apps while maintaining context over months. Projects use a coordinator agent that delegates to thousands of subagents, runs on cloud infrastructure, and can operate autonomously through subscriptions to signals like Slack channels and PR activity. Early metrics show new users merge 30% more PRs, while primary Project users merge six times as many.
A listing site showcasing 194 projects built with Jev, a platform or tool used for creating various applications ranging from virtual try-on systems to browser agents and UI tools. Projects are ranked by X (Twitter) view counts, with the most popular reaching millions of views.
A collection of community projects built with Jev, showcasing diverse applications including games, UI tools, browser agents, and AI-powered utilities like code review gates, ad blockers, and search functionality.
AWS now supports spend limits, allowing developers to set monthly budget ceilings on projects with a minimum of $20 or a conservative estimate based on current usage. When a project reaches its spend limit, AWS pauses resources to prevent costs from exceeding the budget, with optional early controls to stop new resource creation or pause idle resources before the limit is hit.
Anthropic has redesigned Claude Projects to function as conversational workflows rather than simple folders. Users can now set project goals and have Claude automatically scope work, delegate tasks across parallel threads, coordinate execution, and assemble results—with the ability to monitor and steer progress throughout. The feature is rolling out in beta to Claude Pro and Max subscribers using cloud sessions in Claude Code.