cursor style tab auto completion

[hulryung]

Hi Smart Composer team,

First of all, I wanted to say thank you for creating such an amazing plugin. It has significantly improved my note-taking experience in Obsidian, and I really appreciate all the thought and effort you've put into making it so useful and intuitive.

I've been using Smart Composer daily and it's been great for my note-taking! I had an interesting idea I wanted to run by you - I've been impressed by how Cursor.sh handles their tab completion for code, and it got me thinking about whether a similar concept could work for note-taking in Obsidian.

I understand this would be quite different from Cursor.sh's implementation since we're working with a different type of content entirely. But I'm curious if you think something like this could be adapted for note-taking? Even if it's not exactly the same, I think having smart, context-aware completions could be really valuable for Obsidian users.

Would love to hear your thoughts on whether this kind of feature might be feasible for Smart Composer, or if you have other ideas about how this concept could be adapted for note-taking!

Thanks.

[glowingjade]

Thanks for the suggestion! We're interested in adding Cursor-style tab completion, but it would require complex integration with Obsidian's editor system. While we'd love to implement this, I can't commit to a timeline given the technical challenges. I welcome any technical insights or resources that could help make this possible!

[hulryung]

Thank you for the response!
I understand the technical challenges involved with implementing Cursor-style tab completion in Obsidian's editor system. I recently came across a project that might be helpful as a reference - the obsidian-copilot-auto-completion plugin by j0rd1smit (https://github.com/j0rd1smit/obsidian-copilot-auto-completion). While it's not exactly the same as what I was suggesting, it seems to handle some similar challenges around editor integration and auto-completion in Obsidian. Perhaps some of their implementation approaches could be useful as you explore this feature?
Of course, I understand if this still doesn't fully address the technical complexities you mentioned, but I thought it might be worth bringing to your attention as a potential reference point. Let me know if you'd like to discuss this further!

[glowingjade]

Thanks! I'll take a look