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Collect visual feedback on a website built with Cursor. Create a BugSmash Website project with a public URL or a site protected by Basic Auth, then share its review link for contextual comments. Other application logins, SSO, CAPTCHA, VPN and network restrictions may require the Feedback Widget or HTML workflow. This is not a native Cursor integration: BugSmash reviews the resulting browser page and does not connect to Cursor itself. Use the deployed browser frontend, not the editor, a forwarded-port preview or a Cloud Agent run. Cursor documents publishing a Cloud Agent repository through its Vercel plugin and returning the deployed website URL. https://your-app.vercel.app Platform clarification: this is a generic BugSmash Website project workflow, not a native Cursor integration. Public URLs and supported Basic Auth sites can use the Website project workflow.
Get client feedback on your Cursor-built web app
Deploy the frontend to a browser-accessible URL, send one review link, and collect contextual comments on the experience your users will actually open.
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Cursor can test and publish an app. Client review needs the deployed surface.
Cursor provides browser tools, Cloud Agent environments and a Vercel publishing workflow. Those tools support development, but they do not all create an external website-review URL.
Four documented boundaries matter before you share the work:
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Cursor Browser is a development tool.
Agent can navigate, click, type, take screenshots, inspect console output and monitor network traffic while testing an app inside Cursor.
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A forwarded-port preview is local to the agent workflow.
Cursor uses forwarded ports from a Cloud Agent environment to open the app on your machine in an internal browser. That preview is different from a live deployment URL.
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Cloud Agent runs are access-controlled.
A teammate needs both membership in the Cursor team and repository access to open another member's agent. Viewing is read-only unless team follow-ups are enabled.
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Cursor publishing uses a separate deployment service.
After a repository exists, Cursor can add the Vercel plugin, link the repository to a Vercel project and deploy the default branch. Later commits to the default branch deploy automatically.
BugSmash keeps external feedback on the rendered release:
share the browser-accessible deployment, keep repository and agent access with the development team, and use the Feedback Widget when the live application is gated or stateful.
How it works
Three steps to a reviewed Cursor-built app
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Create the live deployment
Save the Cloud Agent work to a repository, connect Vercel, add the Vercel plugin when prompted, and publish the default branch to receive a deployment URL.
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Send one BugSmash link
Paste the browser-accessible deployment URL into BugSmash and share the review without granting access to Cursor, the repository or the Cloud Agent run.
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Implement and retest
Resolve the contextual comments in Cursor, commit the updates, wait for the deployment to update, and verify the live URL before approval.
Review the deployed Cursor-built interface, not the editor session
Comment on the live frontend
Attach feedback to the rendered deployment rather than a code diff, agent transcript or internal preview.
Keep repository access private
External reviewers do not need Cursor team membership or repository access when the deployed site is public.
Check responsive layouts
Review desktop, tablet and mobile presentation from the same browser-accessible release.
Capture technical context
Keep the page URL, browser, operating system, viewport and screenshot with each website comment.
Complement Cursor Browser testing
Use Cursor Browser for agent-led testing with screenshots, console and network inspection, and BugSmash for stakeholder comments and approval on the release.
Use the widget for protected states
Install the BugSmash Feedback Widget when feedback must be collected inside an authorized or stateful deployment.
Which Cursor-related link should I review?
Cursor is the development environment. Use the deployed web application URL when the goal is client or stakeholder review.
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What to do
Public Vercel deployment from Cursor
Works
Paste the deployment URL returned after Cursor publishes the repository.
Public deployment URL for the web app
Works
Paste the public website URL into BugSmash Website Feedback.
Vercel deployment with access protection
Access-dependent
Vercel Authentication, Passport, Password Protection or Trusted IPs still apply. Confirm authorized access or use the widget inside the deployment.
Cloud Agent forwarded-port preview
Use a live deployment
The forwarded port opens in Cursor's internal browser and is part of the development environment, not the published client URL.
Cursor Cloud Agent run link
Not a website review URL
The viewer needs Cursor team membership and repository access. Share the deployed frontend instead.
App behind application login or SSO
Use the widget
A pasted URL does not bypass application login or SSO. Install the Feedback Widget inside the authorized app experience.
Installing the Feedback Widget on a Cursor-built app
Add the BugSmash script to the deployed frontend when reviewers must comment inside a logged-in, role-specific or stateful flow. Cursor team access, repository permissions and deployment protection remain separate controls.
The feedback workflow for teams using Cursor
Keep agent-led development, repository collaboration and stakeholder approval distinct while every comment stays attached to the deployed web app.
Turn Cursor-built app feedback into trackable work
Route an actionable website comment to the development team with its deployment URL, selected location, screenshot, browser, operating system and viewport context preserved.
Context stays attached from comment to completion.
Comment captured
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Context travels with it
Nothing gets lost in translation
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Screenshot
Browser and device
Task ready
Feedback with full context
Visual evidenceScreenshot attached
EnvironmentBrowser and device included
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The destination changes. The context does not.
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Which URL should I send for a Cursor-built app review?
Send the browser-accessible deployment URL for the frontend. Cursor documents a Cloud Agent publishing flow that deploys the repository through Vercel and returns that URL.
Can Cursor publish a Cloud Agent app?
Yes. After the repository exists, connect a Vercel account, select Publish, and add the Vercel plugin if needed. Cursor links the repository to a Vercel project and deploys the default branch.
What happens after later commits?
Cursor says later commits to the default branch deploy automatically after the Vercel publishing setup. Verify the deployment has completed before starting the next review round.
Is a forwarded-port preview a live website URL?
No. Cursor forwards ports from the agent environment to your machine and opens a selected port in an internal browser. Publish the repository when stakeholders need a live deployment.
Can I share a Cloud Agent run instead of the app?
That shares the development run, not only the rendered frontend. Cursor requires the viewer to be on the team and to have repository access; the run is read-only unless follow-ups are enabled.
How is this different from Cursor Browser?
Cursor Browser lets Agent interact with pages, capture screenshots, inspect console output and monitor network traffic during development. BugSmash collects stakeholder feedback and approval on the deployed release.
Can BugSmash open a protected Vercel deployment or an app behind SSO?
Vercel access controls and application authentication still apply, and a pasted URL does not bypass application login or SSO. Confirm authorized access or use the Feedback Widget inside the app.
Does BugSmash change Cursor, repository or deployment permissions?
No. Cursor, the source-control provider and the deployment platform continue to control code, agent, repository and site access. BugSmash provides the separate review workflow for the rendered app.
Ship Cursor-built apps without chasing feedback
Paste the browser-accessible deployment URL and send a focused review link without exposing the editor, repository or Cloud Agent run.
BugSmash keeps external feedback on the rendered release:
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