Cursor-style inline AI editing for Neovim. Select code, describe the change, and get an inline, highlighted edit you can accept or reject—similar to Cursor’s inline workflow.
Nishu.s.video.mp4
- Inline popup for AI edits, triggered from visual selection.
- One-key accept or reject for generated inline edits.
- Neovim with support for
vim.system(0.10+ is recommended). curlavailable in yourPATH.- An any Provider API key with access to the configured model.
Use your favorite plugin manager. Examples below assume the repository path is nishu-murmu/cursor-inline – adjust if your repo is named differently.
{
"nishu-murmu/cursor-inline",
config = function()
require("cursor-inline").setup()
end,
}use({
"nishu-murmu/cursor-inline",
config = function()
require("cursor-inline").setup()
end,
})Plug 'nishu-murmu/cursor-inline'Then, somewhere in your Neovim config:
require("cursor-inline").setup()You can customize key mappings and the OpenAI model/provider via setup.
Default configuration from lua/cursor-inline/config.lua:
{
mappings = {
open_input = "<Space>e",
accept_response = "<Space>y",
deny_response = "<Space>n",
},
provider = {
name = "openai",
model = "gpt-4.1-mini",
},
}- Integrate multiple AI providers
- Adding spinner animations
- Diff previews for edits
- Streaming response support
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