You might consider collaborating with the NeoVim core developers to gain the necessary access - after all, this isn’t Microsoft, so the process should be more flexible .
Alternatively, creating your own NeoVim fork, similar to how Cursor is based on VS Code, could be an option. However, I understand that the business benefits might not justify the effort required for such an undertaking.
lol it will never happen! FOSS takes a lot of effort and they have founding for their software, they’re not going to blinding use their energy for that. The answer of Dan shows he doesn’t event know how Neovim works, he even wrote it wrong.
Business and open source world are two different worlds…It will never happen, but there are a lot of solution that already can rivalize with Cursor inside neovim : aider, avante, gen.nvim etc
I’m a paying customer for almost a year now and I love Cursor, but I’ve recently switched to neovim. Loving it so far! The wind/trends is blowing Neovim’s way again with popular influencers, and with how Microsoft is getting aggressive with VSCode by blocking extensions from working with Cursor.
I am only here because I’m researching other alternatives for neovim. I’m proof that Cursor should put somebody on this to keep my subscription..
+1
The plugin can just be the tab autocompletion tbh.
I stoped paying SuperMaven and dont want to pay double just for Tab Completion (Cursor and Supermaven are basically same model under the hood since teamup)