A technical overview of Cursor IDE's integration with Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash model. The post details key specifications including the model's 10,000-line code handling capacity and usage limits for the free tier (15 requests/minute, 1,500 requests/day), along with setup instructions requiring a Google API key.
Store and configure Google API key in Cursor settings
Plan usage within free tier limits of 15 requests/minute and 1,500 requests/day
Don't implement solutions that exceed the free tier rate limits without proper handling
A detailed tutorial on setting up local LLM integration with Cursor IDE using Ollama and Ngrok as a proxy. The guide covers the complete setup process including Ollama configuration, Ngrok setup for reverse proxy, and Cursor IDE configuration to work with local LLMs instead of OpenAI's services.
A detailed step-by-step guide for integrating Qwen2.5-Coder-32B-Instruct model into the Cursor IDE for enhanced code development. The post covers the complete setup process from obtaining API keys through Alibaba Cloud Bailian to configuring the model in Cursor, including important considerations about pricing and free tier options.
A comprehensive guide on effectively using Cursor AI in larger codebases, focusing on project organization, documentation management, and workflow optimization. The post details specific strategies for maintaining project structure, handling documentation, and ensuring consistent development practices with Cursor AI integration.
A user shares their positive experience using Gemini in the Cursor editor, highlighting its 2M token long context capabilities and ability to process various file types including MP3s. The AI successfully managed multiple file updates including changelogs and markdown files, demonstrating strong context retention and file manipulation abilities.
The post discusses the introduction of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in Cursor IDE version 0.45.6. The user seeks to understand how to leverage these MCP servers to enhance development capabilities, referencing official documentation and a community-maintained list of servers.