Great news! So is there any benefit to using Normal over Agent? Or just less chance of wrong doings? Maybe also slower, etc.?
It’s good to see the image
Thank you! Is so helpfull!
Looks like Cursor officially agreed there’s no real benefit to Normal. Thus starting in the new version:
Feedback on the model page:
It is great that claude 3.7 was added today. The table is still missing Gemini and Grok models.
Instead of the “Premium” column I think it might be more helpful to divide the table into multiple sections or tables: Something like “Free”, “Premium”, “Premium light” (Claude Haiku and similar), “Pay per use”
Also looking at this table I am very confused how gpt-4o-mini requests are handled. It is marked as a premium model, but the note mentions that free users get 500 daily free requests. How about paid users? Does each request count as one of the 500 monthly premium requests? The price column has neither a price nor does it state “Free”.
My biggest problem with Cursor docs is the fact that you arent publishing changelogs for minor updates
Hey, any changes made in minor updates that aren’t bug fixes are added to the bottom of the changelogs as updates!
e.g. these updates for 0.45’s changelog:
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Hey @danperks just want to thank you and the team for making improvements to the changelog. I look back on my post from a month ago asking for more information and the improvement is appreciated.
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Hey, its mainly just bug fixes right now, but I’ll see if I can get the team to update it to reflect this shortly!
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I tried as a free user and my gpt-4o-mini request is being counted in my " You’ve used 2 requests out of your 200 monthly fast requests quota." for the cursor-small and gpt-4o-mini
I was charged by Cursor, but I have never had a subscription! I don’t understand how did this site get access to my credit card and how to stop it! I have sent email to [hi@cursor.com], but no one solved my problem! I want someone to help!
