Using @Web in chat will give the AI the ability to crawl the web! The tools it can use include a search engine and a documentation site crawler.
This feature is still experimental. We're very interested in improving the ability of the AI to understand external libraries, and your thoughts will help us improve :).
Both pro and API key users can also try out gpt-4-0125-preview by configuring the model under Settings > OpenAI API > Configure Models. We're testing the new model right now for pro users to see if it performs better than all older versions of gpt-4. If so, will roll out as the default experience.
UPDATE (0.24.3-0.24.4): Adds ability to configure OpenAI base URL, fixes getcursor/cursor#1202.
- "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. Availble for Python, Typescript, Rust.
- More chat symbol links: When the chat references a
code symbol, you'll often be able to click directly to it.
UPDATE (0.23.3-0.23.9): Fixes to Command-K, changelog auto-opening, editing very long lines with Copilot++, the "delete index" button, connection errors being silenced, and proxied authentication.
Cursor-Fast is a newly trained model between gpt-3.5 and gpt-4 coding capabilities, with very fast response times (~3.5 speed).
We'll be working to improve its performance over the coming weeks. Counts the same as 3.5 usage.
Try using it for Cmd+k!
Bug fixes:
- Working WSL codebase search
- Supports newer version of python extension
Dev containers are now supported! This build also:
- Upgrades Cursor to VS Code 1.85, which comes with support for dragging out tabs into a new window.
- Improves the stability of WSL.
WSL and Dev Containers should now work properly.