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Netlify Brings Cursor Origin Repositories Into Continuous Deployment.

Netlify now builds, previews and deploys Cursor Origin repositories, with push-triggered builds and pull request preview links in beta.

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Netlify Brings Cursor Origin Repositories Into Continuous Deployment

Cursor Origin repositories now build, preview and deploy directly through Netlify. A Git push can trigger a build and deployment, while a pull request can create a Deploy Preview and return its status and preview link to the pull request.

The integration gives Origin repositories the same core continuous deployment workflow Netlify already provides for repositories hosted on GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. According to the Netlify blog post, it is rolling out in beta through Cursor’s invite-only Origin programme.

How Cursor Origin repositories work on Netlify

Builders with access can start a new Netlify project and connect a repository hosted on Origin. Cursor Origin uses OAuth authentication, so the Cursor account completing the connection must have access to the codebase that owns the repository.

Once connected, Netlify handles three parts of the deployment workflow:

  1. 1

    Push a commit

    Netlify builds and deploys the updated project

  2. 2

    Open a pull request

    Netlify creates a Deploy Preview

  3. 3

    Review the result

    Netlify posts the build status and preview link back to the pull request

The preview can use either a preview URL or a production URL, depending on the Git event and project configuration. Existing Netlify users do not need to adopt a different workflow when moving a repository from another supported Git host. Origin becomes another source they can connect to a project.

Deploy Previews already let teams inspect changes before merging them. This integration brings that process into Cursor Origin, following Netlify’s earlier work to add Deploy Previews for stacked pull requests to every layer.

Access during the Origin beta

The integration does not require a specific Netlify pricing plan. Access depends on membership of Cursor’s invite-only Origin beta, which is rolling out now.

Origin is Cursor’s Git hosting system for agent-driven development. Netlify has also built its own Git infrastructure, Netlify Source, around preserving code alongside the prompts, context and decisions used by coding agents. The Origin integration connects that newer repository host to Netlify’s established build and deployment pipeline.

Frequently asked questions

What are Cursor Origin repositories on Netlify?

They are Git repositories hosted on Cursor Origin that can connect directly to a Netlify project. Netlify can build and deploy each push, create Deploy Previews for pull requests and post preview links back to Origin.

Which Netlify plan includes Cursor Origin repositories?

Netlify does not require a specific pricing plan for the integration. Users must have access to Cursor’s invite-only Origin beta and permission to access the relevant Origin codebase.

When are Cursor Origin repositories available on Netlify?

The integration began rolling out in beta on 10 September 2026. Availability is controlled through Cursor’s invite-only Origin programme.

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