Cursor

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The patch contains several updates to the 'cursor.md' document in the directory 'docs/user-guide/apps/' that describe how to use Cursor, a programming pair assistant powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). Key changes include clarifying the need for using a Gaia node with LLM services for Cursor and providing more detailed information on setting up this connection.

Potential issues identified in the updates include:

• The documentation does not provide instructions or examples for including images (cursor-01.png and cursor-02.png) mentioned in the text, which may cause confusion or omissions when using the patch in practice.

The most important findings from the patches are:

• Cursor benefits from leveraging a Gaia node with LLM services due to privacy concerns and the potential to leverage proprietary knowledge bases tailored to specific needs, such as programming language choices and coding guidelines/styles.
• Updates were made to configuration instructions for the backend LLM service, including adding a 'llama' model and updating the OpenAI Base URL.
• The use of a public LLM API service is still required, with Llama 3.1 8b used as an example in the tutorial.

The update does not seem to have introduced any errors that could affect its functionality directly; however, it might be helpful to clarify the need for using a separate API key section, as this step may be confusing given Cursor's custom settings for API keys.

Details

Commit 3f0a04f4a79120972d2632a6e17c0d1707b7d767

1. The patch adds a new document 'cursor.md' in the directory 'docs/user-guide/apps/' which provides instructions on how to use Cursor, a programming pair assistant that utilizes LLMs (Large Language Models).
2. Cursor is presented as an alternative to GitHub Copilot and requires a Gaia node configured for LLM services to generate code.
3. It details the prerequisites of setting up a Gaia node, either by running your own or using a public one.
4. Instructions are provided on how to configure Cursor with a model named 'codestral' as the backend, and override the OpenAI base URL.
5. The document also includes steps on verifying the connection and demonstrates how to use Cursor commands for editing code or asking questions.
6. It provides screenshots (cursor-01.png and cursor-02.png) illustrating these instructions but they were not included in the patch as images are usually not part of a text-based format like GitHub patches.

Commit b69c69b0aebc8cc542c9224b32e6d02acdc2c977

1. The patch modifies the Cursor application's configuration for using a new AI model named "llama" instead of the previous "codestral".
2. The API base URL has been updated from "https://codestral.us.gaianet.network/v1/" to "https://llama.us.gaianet.network/v1/".
3. In the Cursor settings, the model name in the configurations should be changed from "codestral" to "llama" and all other models should be turned off.
4. The OpenAI API Key section of the settings requires updating the Override OpenAI Base URL to match the new model's URL, which is "https://llama.us.gaianet.network/v1".
5. Finally, make sure to verify the connection with the updated settings after making these changes.

Commit 6d2c5812999f8e59e02962cac7126b45cde93bc6

• The key changes in this patch are:
• Updated the description of Cursor to highlight its features and benefits.
• Added reasons for using a Gaia node as the LLM backend for Cursor, focusing on privacy concerns and the ability to leverage proprietary or specific knowledge bases.
• Changed the public node used in the tutorial from "codestral" to "Llama 3.1 8b", which is more current.
• Clarified that Cursor does not support local LLM services directly but can use a Gaia node's default networking tunnel to enable this functionality.
• Provided clearer instructions for configuring the LLM service in Cursor, including adding a "llama" model and overriding the OpenAI Base URL.
• Updated command descriptions in the 'Use Cursor' section to make them more precise and user-friendly.

Commit 37dce461623f51664d5a6f173d334f2368e63423

1. This patch updates the cursor.md file to include more detailed information about Cursor AI IDE and its use with a Gaia node, specifying that it can be supplemented by a knowledge base tailored to proprietary code repositories, programming language choices, and coding guidelines/styles for enhanced performance and privacy within the organization.
2. The patch mentions that using a public LLM API service is required, and a Llama 3.1 8b node is used as an example in this tutorial.
3. The instructions for configuring Cursor have been revised to provide clearer steps on how to download Cursor, access settings, configure the backend LLM service with a model named 'llama', and turn off other models like 'gpt4o' or 'gpt-4o'.
4. Additionally, the patch includes changes to clarify the instructions for setting up the OpenAI API Key section. However, since Cursor uses its own settings for API keys, this change may not have been necessary as it does not directly relate to the functionality of Cursor with a Gaia node.