The development team behind the renowned AI-assisted programming tool Cursor has officially announced the release of its latest generation intelligent coding model—
Intelligent Leap through Reinforcement Learning
According to the official introduction,

Balance Between "Thinking" and "Speed"
Composer1.5 is defined as a model with "thinking capabilities." When processing user queries, it generates "thinking tokens" to infer codebase logic and plan subsequent steps. To balance developers' daily efficiency, Cursor has optimized the model:
Simple questions: The model responds quickly with minimal thinking process, ensuring real-time interaction.
Complex questions: The model enters deep thinking mode until it finds a satisfactory solution.
Innovative Self-Summarization Feature
To address long-duration, context-exhausting complex coding tasks, Composer1.5 introduces a self-summarization feature. During the reinforcement learning process, the model is trained to generate useful task summaries when the context is exhausted. This technology supports recursive triggering, ensuring that the model maintains its original accuracy and logical continuity even when the context length changes while handling ultra-large-scale code exploration.
Supporting the Developer Ecosystem
The Cursor team stated that the performance of
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