After reaching $1 billion in annualized revenue, Anysphere CEO Michael Truell explained the features his company is focused ...

CEO Michael Truell says the AI coding startup hit $1 billion in annualized revenue last month—but it's focused on building features, not going public.

CEO Michael Truell has a bold theory about why OpenAI and Anthropic won't crush his $29.3 billion AI coding startup: they're ...

Anysphere CEO Michael Truell said he took his time while hiring. "Many people you hear hired too fast. I think we actually hired too slow," he said. He also said he relied too heavily on conventional ...

The CEO behind Cursor said the AI coding tool spread from YC startups to tech giants thanks to just two things. Michael Truell, the 25-year-old CEO and cofounder of the startup behind Cursor, said at ...

Anysphere, a startup building what it describes as an "AI-native" software development environment, called Cursor, today announced that it raised $8 million in seed funding led by OpenAI's Startup ...

The startup will "do anything possible to get the most talented people," Michael Truell said. Truell also said that Cursor uses a two-day on-site work trial to test candidates' skills and fit. When ...

AI coding assistant Cursor, built by Anysphere, bans AI in technical screeners. Anysphere's CEO said programming without AI is a "great time-boxed test for skill and intelligence." Cursor's hiring ...