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I think Cursor tab-completion is entirely in-house, right? That feature on its own is worth at least $5/month, it's super well done.
by thurn 1y ago
I think Cursor tab-completion is entirely in-house, right? That feature on its own is worth at least $5/month, it's super well done.
- TSiege 1y agoI think this is up to the user. I actually found tab so annoying that it was a big reason I quit cursor and cancelled my sub. I couldn't think straight with it constantly suggesting things to put in after every key stroke and caused a few annoying bugs for me. I find pure claude and neovim to be a great pair. I set up custom vim commands to make sharing file paths, line numbers, and code super easy. that way I can move quickly through code for manual developing as well as have claude right there with the context it needs quickly.
- manojlds 1y agoAnd dare I say their only remaining moat.
- cyberax 1y agoJetBrains IDEs also have that.
- hakanderyal 1y agoI’m paying $20/m just for tab, and willing to pay $40/m just to have it in Rider so I can return back to using single IDE.
- regularjack 1y agoDoesn't Rider have JetBraims AI? It's basically the same thing as Cursor.
- hakanderyal 1y agoIt doesn't have Junie (Jetbrains AI Agent) yet, but I'm talking about the agents. I'm happy with Claude Code. I just want Cursor Tab in there. I use it for quick edits & refactoring, not writing new code, and it's damn good at what it does.
- stavros 1y agoI agree, their tab completion is magical.
- kevinqi 1y agoI didn't think much of it until I canceled Cursor to try out copilot, which is slower and yet also worse quality. I reluctantly resubscribed to Cursor.