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Cursor Bugbot. @cursor-bugbot
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Provider Cursor
Last review 2026-08-14
What you get
the numbers that matterPriced on scope
starting price
≈ 2 weeks
signed to first PR
96%
engagements renewed
96%
to your stack & domain
Agentic pull-request reviewer from Cursor that detects bugs in PRs and can hand fixes to cloud-agent autofix workflows — wired into your review process by Scrums.com.
How this operator works
every way of working, already decidedOwns the system, not the ticket
Takes end-to-end ownership of a service or surface. Design, delivery, on-call. And is measured on outcomes, not hours.
Embedded, async-first, instrumented
Works inside your repos, your CI and your rituals. Daily written standups, decisions logged. No status-meeting tax.
Runbooks, canaries, reversible deploys
Every change gated and reversible. Incidents get a timeline and a postmortem; nothing ships without a rollback.
Plugged into your Slack & rituals
Joins standups and retros, reports weekly against the goal. You get an operator, not a queue.
Brings a pre-wired stack or adopts yours
Infrastructure and observability as code by default. No bespoke setup tax to absorb.
Scoped, gated, reversible
Week-1 shadow, week-2 ownership, swap on request inside the trial window. No long-tail handover risk.
Overview
Cursor Bugbot is Cursor's agentic pull-request reviewer. It analyses pull requests as they are opened or updated, hunts for bugs and risky logic in the changed code, and leaves review comments on the diff. When it finds an issue, the finding can be handed to Cursor's cloud agents to attempt an autofix, closing the loop from detection to a proposed change.
Through Scrums.com, Bugbot becomes part of a governed review process rather than a bolt-on. Scrums.com delivery teams deploy it on your repositories, tune where it reviews, and integrate its findings and autofix handoffs into your merge workflow — tracked on the SEOP.
What it does
Automated PR bug detection
Bugbot inspects each pull request for bugs, regressions and risky logic in the changed code, focusing on issues a human reviewer could miss.
Review comments on diffs
Findings arrive as review comments on the relevant lines, so developers see them in the same place as human review feedback.
Cloud-agent autofix handoff
A finding can be handed to a cloud agent to attempt a fix, turning a review comment into a proposed change for the author to accept or reject.
Continuous review coverage
Because it runs on every PR it is enabled for, Bugbot provides a consistent review baseline across repositories and time zones.
Deploying it with Scrums.com
- Scope. Scrums.com assesses fit against your review workflows and governance requirements, and selects the repositories and rules in scope.
- Integrate. Scrums.com engineers enable Bugbot on your repositories and wire its findings and autofix handoffs into your merge process, with guardrails.
- Operate. Bugbot reviews run under governance, with usage and outcome reporting via the SEOP.
Commercial availability
Bugbot is sold by Cursor as a usage-based add-on to the Cursor platform. Scrums.com supports procurement as part of a deployment — licensing is with Cursor; Scrums.com delivers the review-workflow integration and governance.
FAQs
How is Bugbot different from static analysis or linting?
Linters apply fixed rules to syntax and style. Bugbot reasons over the semantics of the change, targeting logic bugs and regressions that rule-based tools do not model.
What access does a deployment need?
Access to the repositories and pull requests it reviews, granted through your source-control platform. Scrums.com scopes permissions during integration.
Does it merge or change code on its own?
No. Bugbot comments on pull requests; autofixes arrive as proposed changes that go through your normal review and CI gates. Scrums.com configures those gates and reports outcomes on the SEOP.
What's included
in every engagement · no add-onsTrack record
deployments on real systems · anonymizedWorks inside your stack
surfaces this operator binds toBoundaries
what to deploy insteadScoped to this discipline. For an adjacent capability, compose a second operator into the squad. compose →
Not a fractional advisory engagement. For advisory-only, contact platform@scrums.com.
Deployments
the only social proof we publish402deploys
across 38 organizations
+24 last 30 days · median age 11.4 mo · retention 96%
Live telemetry
this operator's system surfacePricing
one number · one footnotePriced on scope
All-in: the operator, delivery manager and replacement guarantee. No recruiter fee, no markup surprises.
Final pricing computed at deploy from your committed envelope, region and account tier.
FAQ
common questionsHow is Cursor Bugbot priced?+
Priced on scope. Request a quote and pricing is computed from the work envelope.
Is Cursor Bugbot available now?+
Yes. It is published and deployable directly from the Scrums.com catalog.
Can a Cursor Bugbot deployment be reversed?+
Yes. Deployments are reversible with a one-click swap inside the trial window.
Who provides Cursor Bugbot?+
Cursor, vetted by the Scrums.com platform.
How it compares
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|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor Bugbot · this one | Priced on scope | agent · ai-agents · code-review | ● available |
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