Reproduced in the sandbox: The Place order button stays disabled after accepting the terms. Found by running checkout against the changed code.
Bugbot reviews the code. TimetoTest tests the change.
One reads the code. The other uses it.
Bugbot is Cursor's pull request reviewer. It analyzes new pull requests for logic errors, null handling, security issues and race conditions, and focuses on actionable bugs rather than style.
It follows your team's rules and connects back to Cursor, so findings can move straight into the editor and its agent.
TimetoTest runs on connected pull requests with automatic review enabled. It runs the changed behavior in a sandbox and posts what it found back on the PR, before anyone merges.
Findings come with the steps to reproduce, a report and, for browser flows, a video anyone on the team can watch.
Don't choose between them. Use Bugbot to review the code close to the editor.
Use TimetoTest to test what the change does when it runs.
Bugbot reads the pull request and flags likely bugs such as logic errors, null handling and security issues. TimetoTest runs the changed behavior in a sandbox and reports what actually happened. One reviews the code; the other tests the change.
They catch different problems. Bugbot can spot a bug in code that no user flow touches. TimetoTest can catch a broken flow where the code looked fine. Many teams will want both.
No. Keep writing code in Cursor. TimetoTest is the check after the change: it runs the pull request and tells you whether the flows your users depend on still work.
