AI Features
- How does Cursor's AI code completion work?
Cursor's AI completion predicts and suggests code as you type, using models like GPT-4. It analyzes your current file and project context to offer relevant completions, which you can accept with Tab or reject by continuing to type. - What is Cursor's Composer feature and how do I use it?
Composer is Cursor's multi-file editing tool that lets you describe changes in natural language and have the AI apply them across your project. Open it with Ctrl+I (Cmd+I on Mac), type your request, and review the suggested edits. - How do I chat with my codebase in Cursor?
Use Cursor's chat feature (Ctrl+L or Cmd+L) to ask questions about your code. You can reference specific files with @, and the AI will answer using your project's context if indexing is enabled. - Can Cursor AI edit multiple files at once?
Yes, Cursor can edit multiple files at once through features like multi-file editing and Composer. It can apply changes across several files based on your instructions. - How do I use Cursor's AI to generate code from comments?
Write a clear comment describing what you want, then trigger Cursor's inline AI (Cmd/Ctrl+K) or Composer (Cmd/Ctrl+I) to generate code that matches the comment. - What is the difference between Cursor's Chat and Composer?
Chat is for asking questions and getting explanations in a sidebar, while Composer is for generating and editing code across multiple files directly in your project.