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Short summary
Origin is adding code storage and Git hosting to its platform, letting teams and AI agents host, review, and collaborate on repositories. The service launches this fall, and interested users can join the waitlist now.
- Cursor (via "Origin") is building its own Git hosting and code storage platform, positioning it as a GitHub/GitLab alternative built around AI agents.
- The platform will let AI agents host, review, and collaborate on repositories alongside human teams, including auto-generating PRs and running tests.
- It includes standard Git functionality (branching, merging, access controls) plus fine-grained permissions for pushing, approving, and merging.
- Launch is planned for fall, with a waitlist open now and no pricing announced yet.
Full summary
Origin is rolling out its own code storage and Git hosting platform. They’re positioning it as a centralized spot where development teams and autonomous agents can keep repositories, run pull-request reviews and work together on code. Think of it as a lightweight GitHub or GitLab clone tailored to Origin’s workflow.
The new service includes standard Git features—branching, merging, access controls—and adds integrations specific to Origin’s agent system. That means bots can automatically spin up review requests, run tests and flag issues without manual intervention. Teams will get fine-grained permissions so you decide who can push, approve or merge changes.
It launches this fall. Origin’s already opened a waitlist for early access—no pricing details yet. If you want to trial their hosting before the general rollout, you can sign up now.