← Back to context Comment by gruez 2 months ago Yeah sounds like semantic indexing that cursor (pending acquisition by spacex/xAI) does.https://cursor.com/docs/agent/tools/search 3 comments gruez Reply Havoc 2 months ago They upload your ssh keys too? gruez 2 months ago They might, if you use your home directory as the project directory, given that they only mention using gitignore as the blacklist. dinfinity 2 months ago More info: https://forum.cursor.com/t/codebase-indexing/36/18So file contents are uploaded for embedding/indexing, but supposedly none of those contents are stored at Cursor after embedding.
Havoc 2 months ago They upload your ssh keys too? gruez 2 months ago They might, if you use your home directory as the project directory, given that they only mention using gitignore as the blacklist. dinfinity 2 months ago More info: https://forum.cursor.com/t/codebase-indexing/36/18So file contents are uploaded for embedding/indexing, but supposedly none of those contents are stored at Cursor after embedding.
gruez 2 months ago They might, if you use your home directory as the project directory, given that they only mention using gitignore as the blacklist. dinfinity 2 months ago More info: https://forum.cursor.com/t/codebase-indexing/36/18So file contents are uploaded for embedding/indexing, but supposedly none of those contents are stored at Cursor after embedding.
dinfinity 2 months ago More info: https://forum.cursor.com/t/codebase-indexing/36/18So file contents are uploaded for embedding/indexing, but supposedly none of those contents are stored at Cursor after embedding.
They upload your ssh keys too?
They might, if you use your home directory as the project directory, given that they only mention using gitignore as the blacklist.
More info: https://forum.cursor.com/t/codebase-indexing/36/18
So file contents are uploaded for embedding/indexing, but supposedly none of those contents are stored at Cursor after embedding.