Cursor-powered development, done with discipline
We build production software using Cursor AI, combining the speed of AI-assisted coding with the context engineering, review discipline, and architectural judgment that makes the output actually shippable.
From Cursor rules to production-ready code
The context you give Cursor determines the quality it returns. We get that layer right first.
Cursor-powered development
Delivering production software built with Cursor, where AI-assisted coding accelerates the work without removing the engineering judgment that makes the output trustworthy.
Cursor rules & context engineering
Writing the .cursorrules and codebase context files that shape how Cursor understands your project, so every AI suggestion fits your architecture, patterns, and conventions.
Team Cursor adoption
Rolling Cursor out across an engineering team with the workflows, review standards, and institutional knowledge that prevents AI-assisted code from quietly degrading quality.
Cursor + agent pipeline integration
Connecting Cursor-based development workflows to CI/CD pipelines, code review automation, and agentic systems that extend what the IDE can do beyond the editor.
The IDE is not the hard part. The discipline is.
The most-installed AI IDE
Cursor surpassed every competing AI IDE in install base in 2025 and has held that position into 2026. Engineers reach for it by default, the question is whether your team uses it with discipline or without.
Speed without comprehension debt
Cursor generates code fast. Teams that ship it without review accumulate comprehension debt, code that works but nobody fully understands. We build the oversight layer that prevents that.
We use Cursor ourselves
Cursor is part of how AppUnik delivers client projects today. We've internalized the failure modes, the wrong suggestions, the hallucinated APIs, the context drift, and built practices around them.
Want a team that ships with Cursor without the hidden debt?
Tell us what you are building. We will show you how we use Cursor in a way that actually holds up under production conditions.
