Previously in the .mdc rule files, I can type @ and there will be a file picker for me to quickly select files I want to refer to. But now when you create a .mdc file, the @ is not popping up anything. This is frustrating. Any one met the same problem?
Steps to Reproduce
Open any dir and try using @ in the cursor rule file.
Hey, thanks for the report. When that window opens, start typing “mdc” to list all your rule files. You can also use the special Rules feature for this.
Hi thanks for your response. I believe you may misunderstand, the problem is: in the rule file, the @ is not working. There supposed to be a pop-up for all files I can choose.
I used to be able to tag/add files in rule (.mdc) files the same way I do in chat with the @ sign with the same UI and everything, but this is no longer working. AKA I type @ and the file search dropdown does not appear.
I also noticed in other rule files that I have tagged files in the past, the custom cursor UI with @filename inline like it looks like in chat are all gone and have all been converted to [FILENAME](mdc:FILENAME).
Steps to Reproduce
Make a new rule file in the settings
Try to add context with @
Nothing shows up
Expected Behavior
It lets me tag files like it always has/like it does in chat/like it says I can in the docs: Rules | Cursor Docs
Operating System
MacOS
Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)
