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Cursor adds Rollouts and Security Reviewer bots to Teams and Enterprise

Cursor says Rollouts monitors changes from pull request through production and can alert, pause a progressive rollout, or prepare a revert PR for approval. Security Reviewer checks pull requests for vulnerabilities and proposes fixes. Both are available on Teams and Enterprise plans.

SessionWatcher editorial · Published · Updated · Source announcement: 2026-09-23

Rollouts follows a change into production

Cursor says Rollouts tracks a change from pull request opening through production. Before merge, it reads the diff and creates a monitoring plan; after deployment, it compares signals against a pre-deploy baseline.

When Rollouts finds a regression, Cursor says it reports the suspected change and planned response. Depending on configuration, that response can be a message to the author, a paused progressive rollout, or a revert pull request awaiting approval.

Sources: Bots for the last mile: Rollouts, Security Review · Cursor

Security Reviewer checks pull requests

Cursor says Security Reviewer runs on every pull request, reads the change in the context of the codebase, and reports vulnerabilities with an explanation and proposed fix. Listed checks include injection, authentication or authorization issues, committed secrets, unsafe deserialization, vulnerable dependency changes, and insecure infrastructure or configuration defaults.

Sources: Bots for the last mile: Rollouts, Security Review · Cursor

Who can use the bots

Cursor says Rollouts and Security Reviewer are available on Teams and Enterprise plans. To get started, enable either bot from the automations tab. The announcement does not state separate prices or availability on other plans.

Sources: Bots for the last mile: Rollouts, Security Review · Cursor

AI assisted reporting, checked against the linked official sources. Source pages checked 2026-09-30. Editorial process and corrections.