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Rustam Lalkaka

Author of the Agent SDK launch post, Cursor, named behind the Cursor Agent SDK listing on Anchor Terminal.

Author of the Agent SDK launch post, Cursor

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What Rustam builds

  • Cursor Agent SDK B · Agent frameworks & SDKs

    Cursor's TypeScript framework for defining an agent as a folder of instructions, typed tools, skills, MCP connections and channels, testing it with evals, and running it on your own server or on Cursor's hosting.

    Author of the Agent SDK launch post, Cursor, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Rustam Lalkaka?

Rustam Lalkaka is author of the Agent SDK launch post at Cursor.

What does Anysphere, Inc. (Cursor), a SpaceX subsidiary make?

Anchor Terminal lists Cursor Agent SDK from Anysphere, Inc. (Cursor), a SpaceX subsidiary. Cursor's TypeScript framework for defining an agent as a folder of instructions, typed tools, skills, MCP connections and channels, testing it with evals, and running it on your own server or on Cursor's hosting.

Who has invested in Anysphere, Inc. (Cursor), a SpaceX subsidiary?

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 Rustam's tools graded?

Cursor Agent SDK is graded B, 63.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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