I asked Cursor to implement the attached functions.
Instead it just commented that the implementation should be there (see 2. in the attached).
Cursor team, can you please provide a way for me to ensure Cursor always implements something when I ask it to?
I’ve specified in my custom instructions to do this, but it doesn’t listen 
What model are you using in chat? If the code isn’t implemented in chat, it probably won’t be implemented when applied.
The setting I use is called gpt-4.
Although I get the impression on this forum that that isn’t actually OpenAI’s GPT-4 and it will run a more modern version (which is very confusing).
If the code isn’t implemented in chat, it probably won’t be implemented when applied.
OK, how can I ensure it always implements within chat?
I’ve found GPT-4 to frequently be “lazy”. It’s probably the most annoying part of using an AI coding assistant. It frequently decides to stop implementing what I asked it and leave an unhelpful comment like //implement the rest of the functions. It does this even with specific instructions to not do it.
I’d give a different model a try. Claude appears to be less lazy.
