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:

1. Long code selections no longer brick the editor

2. Auto-fixing errors no longer brings up the problems view (in particular, this fixes an annoying bug if you have auto-fix on save turned on)

• Better @ symbol keyboard ergonomics

• Fixes a bug where Cmd+K turned off for some users.

• Better support for extensions (specifically re-enables the welcomeView)

1. Chat works if you don't have a folder open again

2. Cmd-shift-E to fix an error in chat works again

3. cursor:// deep linking works now, so you should be able to log in to extensions

4. Autoscrolling works again

5. A few cmd-Z bugs for inline diffs have been squashed

6. You can now use Run & debug in Cursor again (the toolbar is back)

7. Early support for slash commands

8. If you're not logged in, we show the popup to log in again

9. Cursor is now based on version 1.79.2 of VSCodium, which comes with security updates and minor features