It seems like when I open a file, Cursor will index it so I can reference the file as @file.py, but if instead I generate a new file with Cursor, and then just click on the diff for that file, or I pull new code, and then click on a diff for the file, it may not be indexed that quickly. I think Cursor should prioritize indexing files that have been opened as diff, or even if they were surfaced in a global find by the user, so they can be more quickly referenced with @ in the chat.
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