In Part 1, we covered the foundational shift: Cursor 2.0’s dual-mode philosophy, Composer workflows, multi-agent orchestration, and the mental model of treating AI as a team of junior developers. You learned 40 tips for navigating the new paradigm.
But something bigger is happening.
2026, the KPI at Cursor is to turn all the designers into coders.
This isn’t hyperbole. It’s the thesis behind Cursor’s Visual Editor, the feature that transforms how products get built. While Part 1 taught you to manage AI agents, Part 2 teaches you to sculpt reality.
The difference?
You stop painting pictures of software. You start molding the actual thing.
