Fixes issues with Cmd-k, SSH, Python support, Vim (rolling back to 1.25.2 until this issue is fixed: https://github.com/VSCodeVim/Vim/issues/8603), and other extensions.
You can now alternate between diffs and texts responses in Cmd-K. This can be helpful for clarifying the models thinking behind a diff or for getting quick inline answers to questions about a file.
The defaults for cursor python are different than pylance, which has affected several users. We make them closer to the pylance defaults in this update.
Fixes an issue where some users were getting extension popup recommendations too often.
Updated some css!
The main addition in this update is better docs support. This means you can add and remove docs and inspect the urls that are actually being used for each doc you have uploaded. You'll also be able to see what webpages end up being shown to GPT-4 to provide you an answer.
You can also paste a url into the chat and the model will automatically include it in the context being used. Teams can also share private docs.
Following this update, future updates should come as staged rollouts. This will mean greater guarantees of stability and more frequent updates.
We continued to improve the experience of chatting with large files. If you @ multiple files that are too large to fit in GPT-4's context window, we'll intelligently pick the most relevant chunks of code to show to show the model.
Fixes a bug with indexing if you had turned off indexing by default.
Cmd-K will no longer output backticks if you do @file.
You should now be able to sign in with GitHub again.
Hotfixes a problem with SSH.
The email under the logout button in Cursor settings was not updating.
Have the advanced context button show up for non git repos.
Applies the patch from Github across all your WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) distros, either automatically or through the "Fix WSL" command palette command.
Fixes a bug were codebase indexing controls where inadvertently removed.
Fixes a bug with installing the cursor command on Windows.
No more cognitive computing!
For those who don't want the chat side-by-side, you can now pop it into your editor! We've also fixed a number of bugs.
If you press ⌘/^+↩️ on any line, you will now get gpt-4 powering fast-completions for you! We know that sometimes all of us want copilot to write an entire function or a big chunk of code. But copilot can be slow and sometimes just not smart enough :(. So we're trying to solve this with a new completion experience powered by gpt-4. Just press ⌘/^+↩️ and you'll get a long completion from gpt-4.
Remote-ssh is now built-in to cursor. You do not need to edit the behavior, it should just work :) We know this has been a big blocker for many users that rely on remote machines for development. If you are still running into issues, please let us know and we will fix it ASAP.
The AI linter is now enabled for everyone in pro! The AI will highlight suspicious parts of your code in blue. You can also add your own lint rules that you want that are easy to express in natural language but aren't covered by traditional linters.
Fixes a performance bug that would happen if you use cmd-k a lot.
Removes a check in the chat that slows the chat down in certain cases.
You can now chat with any codebase. No need to have a Github repo / login through Github.
Cmd-K can again see all of your cells in Jupyter!
Fixes a bug with CMD-k prompt history that would freeze the input box.
Fixes a bug that resulted in green-lines staying around after cancelling CMD-K.
This build includes:
This update fixes the infinite loop bug in the chat pane.
This update patches search (Cmd/Win+Shift+F) and many extensions for and WSL and SSH users.
This update improves the prompt for Cmd-k when you don't have any code selected.
This update contains an optimistic patch to Ctrl+Shift+F for ARM Windows computers.
Patches a few edgecases with Cmd+K.
Fixes the VSCode codebase wide search for Mac ARM users without Rosetta.
Includes a fix for the chat "with codebase" feature.
This build has no changes for Mac and Windows, but fixes a problem for Linux users who can now upgrade to the latest version.
Cmd+K's UI has been changed: it's in-editor, "sticky," and @-symbol-compatible. We hope it helps you stay in flow and more quickly iterate on your prompts. (Also, you can now use up/down arrows for history in chat.)
Also, Cursor's AI will now use popular documentation to improve the answers to your questions. For example, if you ask it "how do I grab all s3 buckets with boto3?" it will search over the boto3 docs to find the answer. To add your own documentation or explicitly reference existing docs, type '@library_name' in chat.
Bug fixes:
cursor:// deep linking works now, so you should be able to log in to extensionsChat was failing on some non-git folders. That is now fixed.
The chat has been revamped! You can now use @ symbols to show files/code/docs to the AI. The chat history is improved, it's easier to see what the AI can see, and codeblocks auto-format on paste.
We've added support for using your Azure OpenAI credentials. Also, small improvements / fixes.
Small fix for a format-on-save bug that was introduced in the last release. Some small improvements to the AI linter and codebase-wide chat.
Chat should not steal your focus away! This is now fixed.
You can now have the AI read documentation on your behalf! This will improve it's ability to answer questions about your favorite libraries. To use this feature, simply press the "Docs" button in the top right of the chat pane.
Hotfixes to v1 of Codebase Context
We've improved codebase context!
In order to take full advantage, navigate to Settings (top right button), then "Sync the current codebase"
Login via github, then add the repo you wish to sync!
Following this, you'll be able to see an improved version of codebase context in the search pane, and in chat (by pressing cmd+enter).
Introducing v1 of codebase-wide context! We'll be shipping major improvements to this in the next few days, but we'd love to hear your feedback.
Go to the "Search" pane in order to see the new context.
Or, on chat, press Cmd+Enter in order to get a response that uses context from the full codebase.
Also potentially fixes the Jupyter problem that many people are experiencing.
Small fixes for the toolformer and the AI linter.
Check out the "more" tab to have GPT-3.5 or GPT-4 review your code periodically for any problems.
Please keep the bug reports rolling! We really are listening!
Here I've pinned File Explorer, Source Control, and Testing
Pressing Cmd+Y/Cmd+N lets you accept/reject subdiffs!
🧠 Pro users can now use GPT-4 (switch between models in settings). Pro users are being granted 150k tokens of GPT-4 usage and can now use GPT-4 to power the AI suggestions in Cursor. This should improve the quality of all of your generations, edits, and chats – GPT-4 is an absolutely amazing code model. Switching between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 is easy - just click on the settings gear in the top right corner of Cursor
🤖 Generate entire projects with the AI (experimental). We’re releasing experimental support for a new feature that creates entire repos for you, from just one prompt.
🚀🌟 Introducing Cursor 0.2.0! 🌟🚀
To focus on delivering the most advanced AI features at lightning speed, we’ve transitioned to building Cursor on top of a fork of VSCodium, moving away from our previous Codemirror-based approach. ⚡
With Cursor, our vision is to create an IDE specifically designed for pair-programming with AI 🤖 In the short term, it will resemble a typical code editor, but with cutting-edge AI capabilities. However, before long, we think programming with Cursor look be entirely different than coding today.
In order to achieve this transformation as quickly as possible, we’re focusing our efforts on enhancing the AI, rather than reinventing the wheel for standard text editing features. Building on the phenomenal foundation of VSCode/VSCodium will help us achieve this goal at a rapid pace! 🚀
