Building a listed tool

Lukas Möller

Cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor engineer; now SpaceXAI engineer, named behind the Cursor CLI listing on Anchor Terminal.

Cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor engineer; now SpaceXAI engineer

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What Lukas builds

  • Cursor CLI F · Agent harnesses

    Cursor's coding agent in the terminal, run as agent (also cursor-agent).

    Cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor engineer; now SpaceXAI engineer, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

Works with

  • Balta Ruiz Cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor engineer
  • Shaoru Ian Huang Cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor founding team; now SpaceXSI

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Questions

Who is Lukas Möller?

Lukas Möller is cursor CLI launch coauthor; former Cursor engineer; now SpaceXAI engineer.

What does Anysphere, Inc. / Cursor (acquired by SpaceX per engineer biography) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Cursor CLI from Anysphere, Inc. / Cursor (acquired by SpaceX per engineer biography). Cursor's coding agent in the terminal, run as agent (also cursor-agent).

Who has invested in Anysphere, Inc. / Cursor (acquired by SpaceX per engineer biography)?

The sources our research read name Andreessen Horowitz, Thrive Capital, OpenAI, Jeff Dean, Noam Brown, Benchmark, Accel, DST Global, Coatue, NVIDIA and Google.

How are Lukas's tools graded?

Cursor CLI is graded F, 35.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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