I used to be able to see the option to use multiple models with same prompt right next to the model name, but I don’t see that anymore. Is there any reason it disappeared? I’ve checked with other people, they still have it.
This is true for any mode (ask, debug, plan, agent)
Hi Colin, thanks for your reply. I’ve played around with how I open projects, and I can see the feature “Use Multiple Models“ under some condition.
Now I don’t understand how I can open multiple projects and still get the feature:
When I open a new window and I try to open an existing git project (already cloned in my machine), I can see the feature.
But as soon as I try to add a second project with “Add folder to workspace”, I loose access to the feature. How would I open 2 projects in one window while still having access to the feature?
I see this too, but I’ve set it up so I have a github repo where I have two other repos under it to be able to analyze them both; this used to work fine, but now I can’t get multi-model to work in this setup.
Unfortunately, git worktrees are not supported in multi-root workspaces today. You’ll need to have the root of a Git repository open to use worktrees and multiple models.
This sounds like another issue, if your workspace is opened to the root of a Git repository! I’d suggest you raise a new topic.
I just tried the fake git repo trick, and it’s working for me.
I did a git init in the “root” folder containing my 9 repos, and then opened this root folder with cursor, I can see the feature.
BUT if I want to have only 2 or 3 of the repos, by opening one, then adding a second / third, I don’t see the feature. It would be nice to have, but I’m satisfied with the current workaround.
