wsp vs Cursor cloud agents

Cursor cloud agents run on Cursor's VM, set up from its dashboard. wsp runs agents on computers you own, set up from yours.

Cursor cloud agentswsp
Runs agents onCursor's VM, or My MachinesComputers you own
Another computerYes, My Machines on paid plansYes, over ssh or dialing out
What that computer has when the agent startsRules, synced skills, dashboard MCP serversYour setup, agents signed in
Where your keys and sign-ins liveCursor's serversYour computers, none on ours
Which agentsCursor's agent, many modelsClaude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor
PlatformsDesktop, web, iOS, SlackmacOS, Linux
PriceFrom $20/mo, models at API priceFree
Source codeNot statedAGPL-3.0

Which to pick.

What Cursor cloud agents does well

Cursor cloud agents need no computer of your own, and on paid plans My Machines runs them on yours. They carry your rules, synced skills and MCP servers set in the dashboard, and start from desktop, web, iOS or Slack.

When wsp fits better

wsp fits when you already have another computer, a server you rent or an old laptop, and want your agents on it signed in, with your MCP servers, CLIs and skills. wsp copies your MCP servers and skills from the computer you sit at, not a dashboard, and runs Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode beside Cursor.

What wsp does not do yet.

Your phone
Cursor cloud agents run from iOS. wsp has no phone app.
No computer of your own
Cursor runs agents on its own machines, in the plan you pay for. wsp needs a computer you own for every agent.
Teammates
Cursor sells plans for teams. wsp is for one person.
Sources, read 2026-10-09

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