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Now, just as with GitHub Copilot, you can also use the cursor chat here in the terminal

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to generate terminal commands, so commands that are ran in the command line.

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For example, initialize as a git repo.

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If I hit enter, it puts git init into the terminal.

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So you can use human language to describe commands you want to execute.

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And you can then reject or press escape to accept and close it, but not execute it, or

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you could have picked run to run the command right away.

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So that's another very neat feature, which kind of also existed in Visual Studio Code

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with GitHub Copilot, of course, but it also exists here in cursor.

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You can build and run commands with your natural language through this feature by pressing

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this shortcut here to generate a command in the terminal right here inside of cursor.