Changelog

0.12.0

Indexing, cmd-k in terminal, @git, /edit, bugfixes

  1. Indexing should now be faster, more stable, and use less of your system resources. You can also configure ignored files in a .cursorignore. The controls are in the "More" tab.
  2. Cmd-k is now in the terminal! A bit hackily implemented, but surprisingly useful.
  3. Ask about git commits and PRs using @git in chat!
  4. Use /edit in the chat to edit a whole file (if less than 400 lines). Expect the edits to be fast and GPT-4-quality. This uses non-public models, and is for now only available to users who do not use their own API key.
  5. Bugfixes! Fixed the "ejected from slow mode" UI, added auto-switching logic for the model type when switching on API, improved @ symbol speed, fixed Windows keycommand to be Ctrl-Shift-Y instead of Ctrl-Y, and more.

0.11.15-nightly

/edit in chat

You can now use an early preview of /edit in the chat! It's significantly faster at editing entire files than just using cmd-k. The /edit feature is currently only supported if you do not use your own API key, since it relies on non-public models.

0.11.13-nightly

gitignore and search hotfix

  1. Fixes an annoying gitignore path bug
  2. never lets your root directory be in the gitignore
  3. fixes search over the repository.

0.11.5-nightly

Stable Indexing v0.1

Stable version of indexing. this should be much more stable than previous versions.

0.11.3-nightly

Cmd-K in the terminal!

Hacky first version of cmd-K in the terminal! Let us know what you think.