Firetiger is joining Cursor
Today, we’re announcing that Firetiger is joining Cursor.
We started Firetiger to tame software operations chaos with AI-powered agents, and it sounded crazy at the time! The goal: attack all measurement and remediation of software problems in production, and allow our customers to deploy fleets of agents to drive toward quality and business objectives, with minimal human oversight or involvement.
Initial progress against this vision came with shipping Change Monitors, agents that track the health of changes in production. Our experience showed that those changes are what caused software to break. By deploying agents to proactively monitor the changes that engineers deploy, we head incidents off at the pass, making dev and platform teams’ lives better and their software higher quality.
Over the last two years, agentic coding has changed software dramatically. The cost of creating changes has dropped to near zero. The cost and risk of deploying them has stayed largely the same. What this meant for us: more changes than ever are being deployed, and Firetiger Change Monitors helped teams safely put tens of thousands of them into production. We’ve been overjoyed to see the impact of our tools on teams pushing what is possible in the agentic era.
Together with Cursor, we can deliver on Firetiger’s broader vision: combine the loops driving development and production, and automate the process of software engineering end-to-end.
It’s become increasingly clear over the past few months that solving observability/operations problems and turning ideas into code require a single approach: success is all about building measurement, implementation, and verification loops at longer and longer time scales. Nobody is better at the craft of building coding agents than Cursor, and joining them dramatically improves the odds we accomplish everything we set out to do.
Cursor’s development agents, code storage and version control, and underlying model and infrastructure capability, combined with Firetiger’s product and agent expertise, will allow us to make rapid progress delivering autonomous software development for all.
Unfortunately, joining Cursor means we’re sunsetting Firetiger as an independent product. We’ve closed new signups, and currently active teams have received communications from us on next steps and service end dates, after which we’ll delete all user data.
Thank you to everybody who used Firetiger in its current incarnation. It has been a privilege building and learning at the frontier with you.
We can’t wait to show you what we’re up to next.
– Achille, Rustam, and the Firetiger team