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2024-04-01

  • ~Long Context Chat (Beta): This is a new experimental feature that lets you talk with lots of files! To enable it, head to Settings > Beta. Then, select "Long Context Chat" in the top right of a new chat and try @'ing a folder or the entire codebase.
  • ✓Fixes: This release patches a bug where empty / partial responses are shown in chat.
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2024-03-20

  • +New Settings: We moved all our settings to be accessible by the gear in the top right. No more "More" tab!
  • ~Stable Claude Support: All the newest Claude models are available for Pro and API key users. Head to Settings > Models to toggle them on. Pro users get 10 requests / day for free and can keep using Claude at API-key prices for subsequent requests.
  • ~Team invites: We made it a bit easier for you to invite your colleagues to your Cursor team. You can send these from the editor's settings or at cursor.com/settings.
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  • ~Admin improvements: Team admins can now mark themselves as unpaid users and can see the last time team members used the product.
  • ↑Faster Copilot++: We've made Copilot++ ~2x faster! This speed bump comes from a new model / faster inference. ~50% of users are already on this model, and it will roll out to everyone over a few days. If you'd like to enable the model immediately, you can control your model in the bottom bar of the editor.

2024-03-12

~If you're a Pro or Business user, you can add "claude-3-opus" as a custom model in the Settings page and use 10 fast requests per day for free (unlimited slow, but the delay increases exponentially).

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If you're a Pro or Business user, you can add "claude-3-opus" as a custom model in the Settings page and use 10 fast requests per day for free (unlimited slow, but the delay increases exponentially).

We expect to roll out a more permanent solution (including API key users) very soon.

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2024-03-01

Polish

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~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.

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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.

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2024-02-23

~Cursor is now based on VS Code 1.86.2! Among other things, this adds sticky scroll support to tree views.

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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.

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2024-02-15

  • ~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.
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2024-02-09

  • ~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)
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2024-02-02

2024-01-18

  • ~"cursor-fast": This is a new model available in command-k and chat. Expect it to be a bit smarter than gpt-3.5, and with many fewer formatting errors.
  • ~Apply button: We've added some polish to the "apply codeblock" experience in chat.
  • ~Chat lints: If the AI suggests a code change in chat that involves a made up code symbol, we'll underline it. Available for Python, Typescript, Rust.
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  • ~More chat symbol links: When the chat references a code symbol, you'll often be able to click directly to it.

2024-01-06

2023-12-29

2023-12-16

  • ~@ previews: We made it easier to see what codeblock you're @'ing.
  • ~Copilot++: We've continued to improve the Copilot++ ghost text experience. Surprisingly, many of us now enjoy using Copilot++ without any other autocomplete plugin installed.
  • ~AI Review (beta): This is a new experimental feature that let's GPT-4 scan your git diff or PR for bugs. You can enable it in the "More" tab beside chat. Feedback is much appreciated.
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2023-12-14

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2023-11-27

  • ~Image Support in Chat: You can now drag and drop images into the chat to send them to the AI.
  • ~Interpreter Mode Beta: You can now enable Interpreter Mode in the "More" tab. This gives the chat access to a Python notebook, semantic search, and more tools.
  • ~@ folders: You can now use the @ symbol to reference specific folders! We'll try to pick out the most relevant code snippets to show the AI.
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  • ~Copilot++ Improvements: We've spent some time improving the latency of Copilot++, and you can change the Copilot++ keybinding to not be Option/Alt. More to come here soon, especially on the model itself!

2023-11-15