Today we're releasing the biggest update to Supermaven functionality since launch. Supermaven now supports deleting code and jumping to different locations in your codebase. Here's a demo:

Supermaven is joining Cursor!

Tried @SupermavenAI for the last two weeks. I am really impressed how the speed of the suggestions matter in my workflow. Thought it's not a big deal to wait a 1-2 seconds for suggestion, but the flow supermaven creates is amazing. It suggests in under 100ms after a keystroke.

One effective way to balance cost and quality is to plan larger refactors with o1, and switch to a cheaper model to execute the changes. Live now in our VSCode extension:

o1-preview and o1-mini are now available in Supermaven Chat.

The Supermaven VS Code extension has passed 100k installs!

AI coding assistant Supermaven raises cash from OpenAI and Perplexity co-founders

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This is a unique time in the history of software development. With AI, new tools are possible that were unthinkable five years ago. These new tools require new interfaces, and having an editor allows us to build them.

This requires us to build our own editor because extensions can't display their own UI elements inline with the code; they can only use the UI elements made available to them by the editor.

As we develop new models that support more features, the only way to take full advantage of those features is by having full control over the user interface.

We're building an editor because with our most recent update that predicts jumps and deletions, we've reached the limit of what is possible within an editor extension. https://t.co/AfGPpLe65U

Our goal of making our product accessible to everyone raises a natural question: why make a text editor? If possible, we would prefer to meet people where they are and provide the best product possible without making users learn new tools.

We started Supermaven because we wanted to create a copilot that was faster, more intelligent, easier to use, and accessible to everyone. We've delivered on that goal by creating Supermaven editor extensions that are actively used by over 40,000 developers today.

We've raised $12 million from Bessemer Venture Partners to build an AI-focused text editor that integrates tightly with our models.

Big fan of @SupermavenAI For the longest time, I found AI-powered completion tools to be more in a way than helpful. Slow. Mostly misses. @SupermavenAI is very fast and the percentage of helpful completions is very high.

🎥Here’s how @SupermavenAI works (and it has a free plan). 👇 I enable it, then simply start typing /** to begin a comment (I did this, but it suggests autocompletion every time you're typing). From there, Supermaven takes over, creating functions based on the context of the

We made changes to significantly speed up reindexing a repo on a new commit - it should now be under 30s in most cases This only applies to Pro and Team users, since Free Tier users do not have their repos indexed

My favorite new feature in our major @SupermavenAI update yesterday: Cross file jumps as auto complete suggestions! Press tab to instantly move to the next file that Supermaven detects you need to update inside its 1 million token context window.

Woke up to @SupermavenAI suddenly suggesting me to go back to the file I extracted this Component from, and importing it back. Simply amazing 👏 Software engineering in 2024 really is pressing TAB a bunch of times

If you've accepted a jump suggestion and you change your mind, you can press Cmd+Z to jump back to where you started. Alternatively, you can use the VSC builtin "Go Back" which is bound to Ctrl+Minus by default (Ctrl+Shift+Minus "Go Forward")