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@Git

Learn how to use @Git in Cursor’s Chat to analyze diffs, find bugs, and generate commit messages
Currently, @Git is only supported in Chat & Composer
In Cursor’s Chat, you can use @Git to add git commits, diffs, or pull requests to your prompt.
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Common Use Cases#

One common use case for @Git is to allow Cursor’s AI to scan the diff and look for bugs or issues that could be caused by the diff.
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You could also use @Diff of Working State to generate a commit message from your current diffs.
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Modified at 2025-03-26 08:52:30
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