Don't they have their own model for the inline completions? For me I find it really nice to preserve some brain energy by doing one repetitive change and just t

Don't they have their own model for the inline completions? For me I find it really nice to preserve some brain energy by doing one repetitive change and just tab spamming it to get it done everywhere. I could get it done maybe just as fast with a macro in vim, but, Cursor lets me preserve the brain energy for something harder. Meanwhile other "wrappers" e.g. in nvim or whatever, don't have this feature, they just have slightly better autocomplete than bare LSP.