Cursor acknowledges its new low-cost coding model has Chinese bones
Michael Truell
Andria Lo/Reuters
- Cursor left out one key detail about its new coding model: it started from Kimi K2.5.
- Composer 2 is cheaper, more capable — and built on a Chinese open-source model, Cursor's executives said.
- An X user spotted code suggesting Kimi under the hood, sparking disclosure.
Cursor just acknowledged that its latest coding model has Chinese roots — a detail it left out the first time around.
In a series of posts on X over the weekend...