Cursor August 3, 2026 Changelog
What changed in Cursor editor August 3, 2026, released 2026-08-03 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- Cursor can now connect directly to your Google Workspace apps.
- You can let the AI read, write, and manage your Google files, emails, and calendar without leaving your code editor.
- New plugins are available for Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Chat.
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This update is all about saving you from switching back and forth between different apps. If you use Google tools for school or work, this update matters to you because you can now pull up your schedules, emails, and documents right inside Cursor and let the AI help you manage them.
What's new
- Google Workspace Plugins: You can now install special add-ons (plugins) that let Cursor talk to your Google apps. You can find these in the Cursor Marketplace or the Customize page.
- Google Drive plugin: Lets Cursor search your files, open and download content, and create or organize folders.
- Gmail plugin: Allows Cursor to search your inbox, read emails, draft new messages, send them, and organize your mail with labels.
- Google Calendar plugin: Lets Cursor check your schedule, create or update events, and find free time in your day.
- Google Docs plugin: Allows Cursor to open, read, write, and edit your text documents, or create brand new ones.
- Google Sheets plugin: Lets Cursor look at specific parts of your spreadsheets, find values, update cells, and create new sheets.
- Google Chat plugin: Allows Cursor to read messages in your group chats (spaces) and send direct messages (DMs).
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Cursor official changelog ↗.
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