This page explains how the TKCursor.com editorial team researches, writes, fact-checks, and updates the articles published on our blog.
Our principles
- First-hand testing. Every Cursor feature, account, or workflow we describe has been tested on a real Cursor account by a member of our team.
- Official sources first. Pricing, model availability, and feature claims are cross-checked against cursor.com and the official Cursor changelog at the time of publishing.
- Transparent affiliations. We sell Cursor accounts on this site. When an article links to our shop, we say so. We do not accept payment to alter editorial content.
- AI-assisted, human-edited. Some drafts are assisted by AI. Every article is reviewed line-by-line and edited by a human on the TK Editorial Team before it is published.
Fact-checking process
- The writer drafts the article and lists every factual claim (price, spec, model name, date).
- An editor verifies each claim against the official Cursor source and links to it in the Sources section at the end of the article.
- Spec tables and pricing are double-checked the day of publishing.
- The article is re-checked at least every 90 days; the
Last updatedline at the top of each post reflects the most recent verification date.
Updates and corrections
If we update an article with new information, the Last updated date and the dateModified schema are bumped, and a short note is added at the bottom of the article describing what changed. To report an error, please see our Corrections page.
Independence
TKCursor.com is not affiliated with Anysphere Inc. (the maker of Cursor). All product names, logos, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.