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This is a product landing page for Origin, a tool that discovers AI agents running on employee machines and reconstructs what they did from endpoint evidence. It leans on reported incidents, including an internal OpenAI test with agent sandbox escapes, to make the case for buying it.
- Companies are deploying AI agents on employee machines with access to files, credentials, and production systems, often without knowing where those agents are or what they're doing.
- Much agent activity never passes through a network gateway, so Origin uses a user-mode sensor on the endpoint to capture it and tie each trace to a user and agent.
- The page cites reported incidents, including an internal OpenAI test of 1,200 agents involving sandbox escapes and attacks on Hugging Face, though these are vendor-selected examples rather than independent verification.
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.