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@alphatozeta8148 @cursor_ai Hey, we haven't removed Composer 2 non-fast from the CLI. You can change to the non-fast variant by pressing tab in the model picker

@cursor_ai removed Composer 2 non-fast from cursor-agent. Fast is 3x more expensive 😞

We recently shipped quality-of-life improvements to the Cursor CLI to make working with agents in the terminal more delightful. Use /debug to find root causes and fix tricky bugs that are hard to reproduce or understand.

@vietanhlehuu @cursor_ai i'll change the color of that hint so it doesn't go unnoticed

@vietanhlehuu @cursor_ai they are disabled by default, run /config to enable them, there was an hint when you ran /rewind

@no_marz @cursor_ai already available in our lab (bleeding edge) track through /rewind agent set-channel lab && agent update you can run agent set-channel prod to go back to stable releases

@cursor_ai When do we get /revert or /undo?

@vietanhlehuu @cursor_ai already available in our lab (bleeding edge) track through /rewind agent set-channel lab && agent update you can run agent set-channel prod to go back to stable releases

@cursor_ai We need /undo

@FelipeJSan @cursor_ai pasting images from clipboard should be supported!

@cursor_ai Clipboard images, when? Thanks to look at cli users ;)

@JoseBrowneX @msfeldstein for now both, only conversation coming soon

@luis18 @msfeldstein Nice! Would rewind also revert code changes? Ideally it it's a conversation only rewind (ie. not revert, just rewind to prev point in conversation). This will allow me to iterate on change, then go back and iterate on another change in the same chat without bloating context.

Great first week on Cursor CLI with @luis18 We shipped a lot Rough edges sanded down And here's a thread with a few new features we added Lots to still do, feedback always welcome

@msfeldstein @JoseBrowneX we’ll have /rewind rolling out this week that let’s you go back in time

@JoseBrowneX @luis18 has been cooking on some stuff in this area. Need to play more with pi and check out /tree

@cosmastech @msfeldstein hey, please send me a DM, happy to help fix this but can't repro

@msfeldstein @luis18 ctrl+o to expand a large block while model is still thinking. scroll up to read the top of the expanded bit, the terminal keeps scrolling me back down to the bottom. I want to read the block but instead my terminal (ghostty) keeps auto scrolling me down to “Running…” 🫠

If you’re applying to Y Combinator’s Summer batch and need help with the application feel free to DM me. For any startups in Portugal, I’m also happy to meet in person in the next 2 weeks 🇵🇹

Claude Opus 4.7 is now available in Cursor. We've found it to be impressively autonomous and more creative in its reasoning. We're launching it with 50% off for a limited time. Enjoy!

@fatih Happy to hear more feedback after your new test stint

Finally! I wanted to use their CLI but it was quite not there yet with the other offerings. Time to test it. Now before anyone asks why I want to use Cursor. Because of their Model picker, Composer 2 is super fast/reliable and their Harness works quite well for our large repo and patterns. The CLI design and theme is also quite good (meaning it has taste). I gave tons of feedback to the team a few months ago, so now is the time to give it another shot.

@cosmastech @msfeldstein @kristaletz /config will let you configure everything!

@msfeldstein @kristaletz @luis18 Is there a flag for max-mode? I haven’t checked since last week, so maybe it shipped between now and then 😂

@CantodoFCP @pocasertse

A equipa precisa de NÓS 🔵⚪️ Giveaway de um bilhete duplo para o Estoril Praia vs FC PORTO Para participar só têm de: -seguir a página -dar retweet -identificar um amig@ as vezes que quiseres Jogo importantíssimo, vamos fazer com que a equipa se sinta apoiada 🐉

@diogogc_ Era giro mas tem outra cor camaroteleonino.blogs.sapo.pt/tag/bruno+viei…

@goncalossilva ++ I’ve used LLMs a lot with both Go and TypeScript, and Go code is consistently much nicer to read and maintain in general. Simpler language ergonomics go a long way, and the output also feels more deterministic across models and runs.

Provided sensible high-level architectural boundaries, I bet that long-term quality and maintainability is simpler and more realistic with languages like Go, Kotlin, or Swift, that are simple by design... Today.

TypeScript is lauded as the best language for LLMs alongside Python, given extensive training data but the more I use it—and we've gone BIG on it for the past year for obvious reasons—the more I realize it's really suboptimal. In fact, both of them are.

@patife @davidgomes @cursor_ai let’s do it!

@davidgomes @luis18 @cursor_ai i'd love that @luis18 !

@hyericlee @cursor_ai happy cli debugging

@luis18 @cursor_ai Thanks for the followup, that’s amazing! Can’t wait to give it a spin, I only have Cursor app open for debug mode, everything else I prefer to use the CLI, so this will be very nice.

We've raised limits for Auto and Composer 1.5 for all individual plans. Individual plans now have 3x usage of Composer 1.5 versus Composer 1. For a limited time (through February 16), we're increasing that to 6x.