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Compared with serverless functions, running the agent as a single Node process has advantages in cold-start latency and state retention, but you need to handle process supervision, log collection and horizontal scaling yourself.
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10/29/2026
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Cursor Agent SDK Released: Build Your Own AI Agents with Code
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