Describe the Bug
Description:
When interacting with certain features in Cursor, I intermittently receive prompts such as:
“You only need to run the following two commands”
or
“Here is the code to fix the issue:”
But the actual command(s)/code block is often missing from the terminal output.
This occurs randomly – sometimes commands are shown correctly, other times only the prompt text appears. Additionally, when explicitly requesting code snippets, portions of the code may fail to render entirely.
Steps to Reproduce
Activate a Cursor feature that typically outputs terminal commands (e.g., dependency setup suggestions or migration instructions)
Observe if the prompt contains phrases like:
“You only need to run the following commands:”
or
“Execute these two commands sequentially:”
Verify content visibility (intermittent failure):
In 30-50% of cases (random occurrence), observe that:
For commands: No actual commands appear below the prompt (blank space only)
For code: Code blocks are either partially rendered (e.g., missing closing brackets) or completely absent
Note: Same prompt/action may work correctly on subsequent attempts
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)
version: 1.3.2
commit 1.99.3
Does this stop you from using Cursor
No - Cursor works, but with this issue