isnt cursor a single non-claude-code agent?

Lots of little tools run multiple agents. None of them are really good though. Android Studio. for instance, does it by opening new tabs for each agent. But again, it's not really that great of a UX. Most of the time I revert back to just one or two agents at a time.

Fun fact. My advisor at MIT is doing research on population LLMs with his team running 50 million LLM agents at the same time. 😅

I have been trying to understand agentic setups recently, and afaik, according to LLMs ( 😁) cursor uses a special agent called "composer-1" as its orchestrator before handing off work to the real llms.

You can configure it to use claude btw if that was your question. It's just expensive af.