Origin supports over 20 integrations, opens App Marketplace for submissions
Summary
Cursor’s code hosting platform, Origin, has expanded its capabilities by supporting over 20 integrations that connect to various tools in areas such as continuous integration, deployments, and project management. Additionally, the Origin App Marketplace is now open to public submissions, allowing any team developing developer tools to publish their applications after passing Cursor's review process. This move aims to enhance the integration ecosystem by enabling users to utilize a wider range of resources directly within the Origin platform.
Analysis
Cursor: Cursor builds and maintains Origin as its specialized code hosting and collaboration platform. The company has implemented an open submission process for the Origin App Marketplace, where partners can create apps in their own namespaces, make them public, and submit them for approval to reach all Origin teams. Cursor handles review and listing of approved apps while supporting standard install, scope management, and webhook flows. Origin: Origin is Cursor’s dedicated code hosting platform focused on connecting user repositories to external developer tools and services. It enables integrations for continuous integration, deployments, code review, security scanning, monitoring, and project management workflows. The platform recently opened its App Marketplace to public submissions, allowing third-party teams to build, review, and distribute apps to Origin users. Marketplace Access: Cursor has opened the Origin App Marketplace to public submissions, allowing any team building developer tools to publish apps after review and approval. Integration Ecosystem: Origin supports connections to tools across CI, deployments, code review, security, monitoring, and project management categories through its growing set of integrations.
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