Cursor to acquire Graphite for code review

This is a workflow land grab, not just a product tuck-in: Cursor wants to own more of the path from local edit to merged PR.

• –Cursor frames code review and collaboration as the new bottleneck now that writing code has become faster with AI.
• –Graphite gives Cursor a strong foothold in stacked PRs, merge queues, and AI-assisted review instead of limiting itself to the editor.
• –The company is explicitly teasing tighter integrations between local development and pull requests, which could make review feel like an extension of the IDE.
• –Keeping Graphite independent reduces disruption for existing teams while giving Cursor room to layer in shared context and smarter review automation.