Our decision on Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX
OpenAI says it will stop supplying models to Cursor after SpaceX acquired the company, creating a model-availability risk for builders whose workflows depend on Cursor.
OpenAI says it will wind down its **model-supply contract with Cursor** following Cursor’s **acquisition by SpaceX**.
Builders using OpenAI models through Cursor should treat model access as a dependency that may change and prepare to reassess their editor, provider, or routing setup.
OpenAI says it will wind down its **model-supply contract with Cursor** following Cursor’s **acquisition by SpaceX**. Builders using OpenAI models through Cursor should treat model access as a dependency that may change and prepare to reassess their editor, provider, or routing setup. The supplied material gives no timeline, affected models, migration path, or explanation of what Cursor users will experience.
This turns Cursor’s SpaceX acquisition from a general strategic realignment into a concrete model-access risk: OpenAI plans to end its supply contract. It strengthens the case for treating editor-model availability as a replaceable dependency, while the missing timeline and affected-model details prevent any firm migration recommendation.