Hey, thanks for the report. This is an intentional change in Cursor 2.0, not a bug.
The @git and @commit context sources were removed because they were not working correctly. With improved terminal integration, the agent can now query git history on its own.
Recommendation - ask the agent directly, for example:
“Analyze commit b4aa676 and explain the changes”
“Show what changed in my last commit”
“Use git show for commit abc123”
For repetitive git workflows, you can create custom command shortcuts.
thanks for suggesting this workaround! this will do for now. it’s still making the user experience worse than before. instead of selecting a commit in a dropdown in the chat, I now need to pull up a different tool window, copy the commit hash from there and then paste it into the chat?