Cursor 1.3-1.6: Stable Terminal, Smarter Agent, Better Context
Cursor 1.3-1.6 Updates: Stable Terminal, Smarter Agent, Better Context Control. Explore new slash commands, AI enhancements, and performance upgrades.
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People don’t switch easily, not just because they’re “too familiar with it,” but also because Cursor itself is indeed quite powerful.
Recently, Cursor’s interface seems to have changed a lot as well.
It has also added some new features. This time, let’s take a comprehensive look.
Custom Slash Commands
Custom slash commands should have been available early on in claude code, cline, etc. In Cursor, you can create files like .cursor/commands/[command].md, where the filename becomes the command name.
For example, you can see I created 5 commands. Among them are commands for analyzing and optimizing project performance, as well as code review and quality analysis commands. In reality, these commands are actually composed of corresponding natural language prompts in markdown documents.
So I think this feature is optional. It’s just equivalent to storing our reusable prompts, convenient for calling with “/”.