Summary

Cursor added team marketplace controls that let admins create and manage a shared plugin catalog without first connecting a repository. The update formalizes plugins as a team-level distribution layer for MCP servers, skills, subagents, rules, and hooks.

What changed

Cursor shipped Team Marketplace updates that remove the repo prerequisite and let admins mark first-party plugins as default off, default on, or required.

Why it matters

This pushes agent configuration from per-user tinkering toward centrally governed distribution. For teams standardizing MCP servers, skills, and automation policies, Cursor is turning plugin management into an enterprise control surface rather than an editor-side convenience.

Evidence excerpt

Admins can now create a team marketplace without connecting a repository first, and configure plugins as default off, default on, or required.

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