Identity: Self-Hosted Machines workers can serve the local OIDC token socket when started with --identity-socket. Tokens use agent_runtime: self_hosted; the request contract matches managed VMs, and scripts that read CURSOR_AGENT_SOCKET…
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Cloud Agents — Self-Hosted
Identity: Self-Hosted Machines workers can serve the local OIDC token socket when started with --identity-socket. Tokens use agent_runtime: self_hosted; the request contract matches managed VMs, and scripts that read CURSOR_AGENT_SOCKET work on both. Self-hosted workers do not serve the agent metadata API.
Pool workers: Documents the --identity-socket worker flag (off by default) to publish a per-claim token socket as CURSOR_AGENT_SOCKET.
Self-Hosted Machines and Integrations: Tensorlake is listed as a partner host, with a guide for running Cloud Agents on Tensorlake Sandboxes.
