I don’t think I’ll ever be able to say that I thought this was a bit of a useless feature, but now in version 44.8, I had a significant gain in logic in the flow of my software because I adopted the idea of cursor rules, I took many prompts from cursor.directory and adapted them for each of my projects. And I also added the option to include the .cursorrules file to add the key and import a prompt within the codebase logic, this made the language models better understand the codebase indexing and apply more correct logic to my workflow.
the result was really surprisingly better, not to mention the option of interacting with the lints… this is fantastic in composer and yolo mode.
I believe that in the future the only thing that should be considered is migrating the electron cursor core to a low-level language like rust or c++, in order to improve the application’s performance, because the software line seems to have started to get very good.