X post asks whether Cursor Composer, built on Kimi models, would also be banned
max_paperclips · x · 2026-07-21
A short X thread asks whether Cursor Composer, which is said to be based on Kimi models, would also be banned if broader restrictions were applied.
The post itself does not give an answer, but it flags a real concern in the coding-tools ecosystem: whether downstream products inherit policy or access risks from the models they build on.
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