I’d like smarter autocomplete in Cursor’s integrated terminal — something closer to Tab/ghost-text completions in the editor (or Warp/Fig-style suggestions), not just basic shell IntelliSense.
While typing commands, it would help to get contextual suggestions based on:
command history
current project / repo context
common git workflows (fetch, rebase, push, etc.)
Today there is natural-language → command generation and regular terminal.integrated.suggest, but I’m missing AI-powered inline/Tab autocomplete directly in the terminal as I type.
Hey, thanks for the feature request. The idea makes sense. Cursor Tab works in the editor, but the terminal doesn’t have AI suggestions while you type commands yet.
Right now there are two options in the terminal, but neither gives inline ghost-text Tab suggestions:
Cmd+K in the terminal to generate a command from natural language
terminal.integrated.suggest for IntelliSense suggestions spec and path based, not AI
AI-powered Tab autocomplete in the terminal like you described is something users have asked for before, for example here Terminal Autocomplete and here AI-powered Terminal Tab Suggestions. It’s on our radar, but we don’t have confirmed plans or an ETA right now.