Deploy Cursor Origin repositories with Vercel in public beta
Pro customers can now connect Cursor Origin repositories to Vercel, enabling automatic Preview deployments on pull requests and Production deployments on merge. Integration is available through Team settings, Project settings, or during project creation.
Pro customers can now connect repositories to Vercel. Origin
Once connected, pull requests on Origin will automatically generate Preview deployments on Vercel, and merging will trigger a Production deployment.
You can connect Origin through , , or by clicking "Continue with Origin" when . Team settingsProject settingscreating a new project
You can also connect Vercel to a repository from within Origin by adding Vercel in the repo's Apps tab.
Vercel's integration is in public beta and Origin is in early beta. Origin repositories are subject to Vercel's existing private repository policy.
Learn more about connecting Origin in the documentation.Git integration
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