Cursor adds local Bugbot and Security Review slash commands

// 1h agoPRODUCT UPDATE

Cursor adds local Bugbot and Security Review slash commands

Cursor developers can now run automated code quality and security audits locally on branch or uncommitted changes using in-editor review slash commands. Running Bugbot and Security Review locally helps developers identify logic flaws and security risks before pushing code to CI.

// ANALYSIS

Shifting automated code and security reviews into local IDE slash commands shortens feedback loops and keeps CI pipelines clean.

–Running targeted AI review agents directly on uncommitted or branch changes prevents trivial bugs and security oversights from reaching shared repositories.
–Chaining `/review-bugbot` and `/review-security` gives developers multi-faceted coverage across both functional correctness and risk assessment.
–In-editor agentic reviews eliminate friction and reduce context switching compared to waiting for async PR review bots.

// TAGS

cursoraidevtoolscode-reviewsecuritybugbotide

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-07-30

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-07-30

RELEVANCE

7/ 10

AUTHOR

tibor_tee

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