I was using terminal early morning yesterday, and I was getting autocomplete in the terminal but that feature seems to have vanished? I haven’t updated since yesterday or anything like that. I don’t see it in the changelog neither do I see it as a beta feature or anything like that in the Cursor Settings tab. What happened? It was actually pretty good at predicting and I believe it had some sort of Codebase context but I’m not 100% sure of that. I’ve tried different environments and I can’t get that autocomplete back. 
Hey, we’ve been looking at this for a while but there’s much less context to go in in the terminal than in files, so it gets more difficult to predict what your next move is there.
Not ruling it out by any means, but nothing confirmed that we are working on!
Was I hallucinating like an LLM then or something? I swear it showed up for a few hours. Also it was pretty accurate since i had done the ls command so it was predicting what i was trying to run. But you could just provide it with the list of directories/current directory and feed it into the context
I don’t believe this has ever been a feature! I agree it would be great too have, but much harder to get right than Tab in the code editor.
You can always use CMD+K in the terminal though, to generate a command.
Also, some 3rd party extensions for the terminal may be able to offer a non-AI autocomplete too.
