AI Notes enabled by default (hold shift on any symbol), better in-editor chat, auto-execute interpreter mode, better onboarding styling, nicer feedback modal, and a few stability fixes.
UPDATE (0.29.1): Fixes a bug where the Copilot++ sometimes would not show a suggestion even if one existed, a bug where the hint line would sometimes cover the ghost text, and a bug where AI Notes would not work on Windows.
Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.86.2! Among other things, this adds sticky scroll support to tree views. Also, cmdk prompt bars are now sticky.
UPDATE (0.28.1): Fixes spacing issue with codebase chat, fixes getcursor/cursor#1236.
Two new updates to experimental features:
- Linter: You can now turn on an AI linter in the "More" tab beside Chat. It'll scan your file for small bugs every time you save.
- Interpreter Mode: We've made some big improvements to the backend powering interpreter mode! It should now be much better at using tools and understanding your project.
UPDATE (0.27.1-0.27.4): Fixes to Windows build, chat context UI, onboarding.
AI Previews: this is an experimental new code reading feature. After enabling in the "More" tab beside Chat, just hold shift to see a generate some quick notes about the symbol you're on. If you'd like us to dedicate more time to this direction, please let us know.
Other changes:
- Fine-grained chat replies (start by hovering over the area of the response you want to reply to)
- Copilot++ quality of life improvements (show ghost text more often, toggle on/off on the status bar, make it easier to see the suggestion box)
- Smoother onboarding (fix Windows settings import, option to import folder/window state)
Hold down cmd-I over a selection to heal the code with GPT-4. Useful for writing pseudocode and having the AI convert it into correct code. Please let us know if you find it useful!