Use Cursor Agent on the real project
Open the folder that contains the app and ask Agent to deploy it as a Saasie. It inspects the actual repository, including the current framework and production entry point, before it changes anything.
Works with your agent ←
CURSOR APP HOSTING
Host apps built with Cursor.
Cursor Agent already edits the project and runs commands in its terminal. Give it Saasie's deployment instructions and it can turn the code in your editor into a hosted app without a manual hand-off.
CURSOR AGENT
READY
- 01Edit the app in place
- 02Run the Saasie CLI
- 03Watch the production build
- 04Open the live URL
your-app.saasie.app ● LIVE
Stay in the editor ✦ Let Agent use the terminal ✦ Leave with a live app
FROM EDITOR TO ADDRESS
No export step.
No second workflow.
Cursor does not need to hand the project to a separate deployment specialist. Agent can use the same terminal it uses for tests and package scripts to operate the hosting flow as well.
Approve the commands and confirm login
Cursor can run terminal commands and asks for approval according to your permissions. Let it install the Saasie CLI, then paste back the one-time code sent to your email address.
Keep Agent on the build until it is live
Cursor prepares the container and blueprint, pushes the source and reads the production build output. It can fix failures in the same files already open in the editor and push the correction.
THE RIGHT CURSOR MODE
Use an agent that can run commands.
Cursor Agent can search, edit and use a native terminal. That is the mode a deployment needs. A chat that only suggests code cannot install a CLI or push the project anywhere by itself.
Foreground Agent may ask before it runs terminal commands; approve the Saasie and Git commands as they appear. In a restricted remote environment, also allow HTTPS access to saasie.io, api.saasie.io and *.saasie.app.
CURSOR APP HOSTING FAQ
The short answers.
- Does Cursor host the app itself?
- Cursor builds and changes the code. Saasie is the hosting layer: it receives the project, builds it, gives it a database and keeps the resulting app available at its own address.
- Can Cursor deploy an existing project?
- Yes. Agent reads the repository and keeps its current stack. The goal is a small deployment change around the app, not a rewrite into a framework chosen by the host.
- Do I need to paste terminal output into chat?
- No. Cursor Agent runs commands in its integrated terminal and can read their output. You stay in the conversation to approve access and provide the one-time Saasie login code.
CURSOR CAN DO THE REST