Editor

Command-line and Cursor Agent reference for Cursor, the VS Code-based AI editor: opening files/folders, window management, diff compare, extension management, rendering & performance, remote dev, debugging, cursor-agent non-interactive calls, and git core.editor integration.

A Vim operation reference covering cursor motion, text editing, search and replace, visual mode, and save/exit, aimed at developers and operators editing files on a server, including real-world tricks such as batch replacement and saving with sudo.

High-frequency VSCode shortcuts covering the Command Palette, multi-cursor editing, file & code navigation, refactoring, debugging and Git integration. For developers who want to stop reaching for the mouse while refactoring and switching files — both macOS and Win/Linux keybindings are listed.

Emacs keystrokes covering file & buffer operations, cursor movement and editing, search/replace, window management, keyboard macros and Org-mode, with the C/M prefix conventions explained. For terminal or no-GUI editing where Vim-style modal editing is not an option.

Sublime Text shortcuts covering basic editing and code folding, multi-cursor and bulk editing, quick navigation, search/replace, split windows and layout, plus snippets and autocompletion. For developers on a featherweight editor who still want serious editing power.