Cursor

AI code editor; team/education offers and referral campaigns follow the official site at the time

Rewards and campaigns may change at any time; the official site's current terms prevail. No income is guaranteed.

1. Open the official Cursor site (cursor.com) to understand the product: an AI code editor for developers (a familiar editing experience plus AI assistance).
2. Download the client for your OS and sign up; use the free/trial quota to try core features such as completion and chat-driven code edits before deciding to pay.
3. Before paying, check the Pricing page for differences between individual/business plans, usage limits and cancellation; prices on the page at the time prevail.
4. For teams: check seat billing, the admin dashboard and data/code privacy notes; enterprise purchases go through the official site or sales, never unknown resellers.
5. Education or campaign offers: claim only through entries published on the official site; this site never invents "insider codes" or fake referral cashback.
6. Cost-saving use: apply AI to reading code, writing tests and refactoring boilerplate to cut repetitive work; still review generated code for security and correctness.
7. Note: before pasting keys or customer data into AI, read the official privacy and data-handling notes and follow your company's security policy.
8. If the official site later launches a referral/education program, its entry and rules at the time prevail; while there's no reliable public personal affiliate, don't trust third-party "cashback".
9. Suggested learning path: start with the official docs and shortcuts, then build small projects in your stack, rather than chasing "prompt myths".
10. Risk note (L0): mainly subscription cost and generated-code quality risk; not an investment product. Rules and pricing follow the official site at the time.

Steps are a conservative summary; entry points and eligibility follow the official site's current rules.