I do most of the time, but it drops context for that really quickly. Annoying having to do it with practically every prompt 😆
Cursor has your entire code base available for context using @mentions to filenames or folders.
Inline edits allow you to quickly select a code block and ask it to change it however you want.
Cursor gives you finite control over what portion of your code base should fall into the context of your prompt.
Also applies to the terminal input/output.
Inline edits allow you to quickly select a code block and ask it to change it however you want.
Cursor gives you finite control over what portion of your code base should fall into the context of your prompt.
Also applies to the terminal input/output.