""The way engineering teams review code is increasingly becoming a bottleneck to them moving even faster as AI has been deployed more broadly within engineering teams," he said. "Over the past 2.5 years, Cursor has made it much faster to write production code. However, for most engineering teams, reviewing code looks the same as it did 3 years ago. It's becoming a larger portion of people's time as the time to write code shrinks. Graphite has done lots of work to improve the speed and accuracy of code review.""
""We focused on the writing side of things. Graphite has focused on the review side of things. We think the two together can make something even better," Truell said."
""Cursor has defined the new way to write code, and we're defining how you review and merge it. Putting those together lets you build an end-to-end platform," he told Fo"
Anysphere is acquiring code review startup Graphite in a deal that uses a mixture of cash and equity. Graphite will continue operating as an independent product while integrating more deeply into Cursor's code editing platform, with the transaction expected to close in the coming weeks. The acquisition targets a growing bottleneck in code review as AI accelerates code writing, combining Cursor's AI-assisted code-writing features with Graphite's code-review capabilities to improve review speed and accuracy and enable a more complete end-to-end developer workflow. Graphite counts customers such as Shopify, Snowflake, and Figma.
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