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Oct 28, 2026

Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
4:37
300 days into the year 2026, and 311 unicorns have been minted so far.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
4:44
We were shocked when Cursor went from zero to 100 million in a year.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
4:48
That was less than two years ago.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
4:51
Now it's everyone's goal, teetering on the norm.

9 MINS LATER

Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
14:07
Many people forget that Shopify didn't raise much venture capital for its first four years and had time for a personality of its own to settle in.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
14:16
In October 2023, after getting their novel storage architecture for 10x cheaper search working, Simon and Justine didn't head to Sand Hill Road to pitch VCs.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
14:28
They went to a small office in Hayes Valley where an eight-person team was building a new AI coding tool called Cursor.
Suzanne Elise FreemanNARRATOR
14:36
Simon had already piqued their interest with his tweets and blog posts, mostly on infrastructure engineering.
LisaGUEST
23:55
And also, there's a load of stuff around, like, that Claude Code or an agent can't see around, like, the shape of our data.
LisaGUEST
24:02
So I have arguments with Cursor now where Cursor's like, what about this case? And I'm like, it's never going to happen.
LisaGUEST
24:07
I don't care.
JoeHOST
24:07
Or,
Brad MartineauHOST
18:24
was anthropic.
Brad MartineauHOST
18:25
Cursors, I thought that was anthropic.
Brad MartineauHOST
18:28
No, no. Cursors was the very first thing that SpaceX bought for $60 billion worth of SpaceX stock the week after they went public.
Perry MuirHOST
18:37
Hey, man, he made a car that flies.
Perry MuirHOST
18:39
That's pretty cool.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
8:42
It's set up.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
8:43
And I started using Cursor.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
8:44
Another person in my world said, hey, use Cursor on your desktop because then you can store your files locally as markdowns.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
8:50
And it would capture, create skills, capture different knowledge about your preferences or your company's messaging or whatever it is.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
8:57
So essentially we built this operating system and I call it the AI CMO system.
JayHOST
10:39
So tell me what, what is that exactly? What, what, what does it do and how does it fit into the whole clot of it, so to speak?
Steve WooledgeGUEST
10:46
Yeah, so first I'll say, I have a technical background, but I'm not a coder.
Steve WooledgeGUEST
10:51
And Cursor is kind of viewed, and I think they would describe it as an integrated development environment for a coder.
Lennox SaintHOST
3:31
Kimi and Opus built a whole game from one prompt.
Lennox SaintHOST
3:34
And then we've got Cursor, which is driving your computer now.
Lennox SaintHOST
3:37
And then Grokbot is checking stuff out for you.
Lennox SaintHOST
3:40
And I'm here for it.
Lennox SaintHOST
5:06
These sort of security incidents are important and I'm glad they're happening now because they're waking us up to this new reality.
Lennox SaintHOST
5:13
Takeaway is, yes, the models broke out, but yes, they were also told to.
Lennox SaintHOST
5:17
Cursor's agents can drive your computer.
Lennox SaintHOST
5:19
Cursor posted.
Robert TaHOST
35:42
I'll move us to the next couple of news topics and I'll just rattle them off really quickly.
Robert TaHOST
35:46
Cursor releases GLM Flash and GLM 5.3. into Cursor.
Robert TaHOST
35:52
So you could use the latest Z.AI's open-weight coding model, the successor to GLM 5.2.
Robert TaHOST
35:59
It supports a 1 million token context window and three reasoning levels, low, high, and max.
Robert TaHOST
36:05
And you could actually just add it to Cursor right now.
Robert TaHOST
36:08
Really cool for AI builders using Cursor.
Robert TaHOST
36:10
You could use this cheaper model, and now you have different capabilities.
Robert TaHOST
36:14
I personally played around with GLM 5.3 when it was still called...
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:48
I love Copilot.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:49
I've heard good things about Cursor.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:51
One day, maybe I'll try Cursor.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:53
But I just don't know why I would.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:54
So PLT equals PLT dot figure.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:15
So, that's what we're going to be doing today.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:16
We're going to be using Cursor, the Claude 3.7 Sonnet, the Agent, all that.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:21
We're going to see, can we operate one of these hands? Because, to be honest, I don't know what I'm doing.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:26
These ants are to me from a startup called Lucky Robots.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:47
So, let's go ahead and get started with these Inspire hands.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:51
So this is what we have.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:54
Unfortunately, I don't think Cursor can actually read PDFs, but I'm just going to literally Ctrl-A, Ctrl-C, so copy, and we're going to come over here, and I'm just going to tell Cursor, the agent, I have two Inspire Robot hands, the RH56 series.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
5:16
I have one already connected.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:10
But done in the right way, it can make your life much, much easier.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:14
And there's also Cursor.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:17
The reason I'm not going to use Cursor here in this video is you have to pay for Cursor.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:21
It's like $20 a month.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
1:22
And I am a little annoyed that everything is like $20 a month.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:31
You don't even have to use an agent.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:33
But if you are going to use an agent, I do like Open Hands.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:35
I do like Cursor.
Shahin HodaHOST
0:01
Cursor is the poster child for growth without a sales team.
Shahin HodaHOST
0:05
Today's guest says you have to look a little bit closer.
Shahin HodaHOST
0:08
About $2.6 billion of Cursor's enterprise revenue only showed up after they hired account executives.
Shahin HodaHOST
0:16
And he calls it the strongest argument for sales he's seen in a decade.
Shahin HodaHOST
0:21
He's built and bought back sales-driven companies, and he's now building an AI tool that coaches reps mid-call.
Shahin HodaHOST
5:03
I'm curious to see if there are any companies that you are studying very closely to understand what are the motions that they're executing on and how they're executing against those motions.
David FastucaGUEST
5:16
Yeah, interesting one.
David FastucaGUEST
5:17
So one that I look at closely, and this is before Senior Musk brought him out, was Cursor.

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