Feature Requests

There are many times when the Thinking process will reveal what the agent is intending to do, then the output shows that it just arbitrarily made a decision about something that is critical to application flow design. If we had a Pause button, where we could highlight the reasoning of the Agent, and provide specific direction, the process could be more efficient, and less work would need to be done to repair the broad implications a single change can make in a codebase. I know we can just press stop, but that dumps the workflow the agent is doing creating a completely new execution path.

OpenAI’s o3 Pro and ChatGPT-5 Pro are much better at math. Claude 4.1 costs 20 credits and performs worse than Gemini 2.5 Pro or GPT-5 Thinking. o3 Pro — key use cases: PhD-level math function optimization; scientific analysis; math-heavy code synthesis/refactoring/optimization. There is strong demand across Windsurf and AI-dev Discord, Facebook, and Slack rooms for o3 Pro in Cascade for math/science/code workflows (e.g., PhD-level math function optimization, scientific analysis, math-heavy code synthesis). Once available, please also include the ChatGPT-5 Pro model. I’m happy to share reproducible prompt sets and benchmarks, and to help as an early tester to validate output quality. Thanks!

Request: Please add a feature to Windsurf AI so that when using Ctrl+I (EDIT), it's possible to insert edits in separate, distant locations (1-1 placement), without launching a chat. Example: • In scripts where variables must be declared at the top, but I want to add a function far below (e.g., line 5000), let me: • Insert a variable declaration automatically at (e.g.) line 10 • Insert the new function at (e.g.) line 5000 • All in one step with Ctrl+I, even though these lines are far apart This should work for: • Edits where the insertions are not adjacent but in fixed, separate locations (1-1) • Small/quick changes (like micro-helper variables + short functions) • No need to switch to the chat for these minimal actions Summary: • Enable multi-location, 1-1 edits from a single Ctrl+I (EDIT), for workflows needing declarations up top + code blocks elsewhere, without using chat.

Documentation PDF or link with the full documentation in one page without tabs.I need thsi for NotebookLM. Thanks for PDF version or all in one weblink version of doc.

Looks like Google, OpenAI, Cursor and a few others have jumped on to make https://agents.md/ "standard", which could help reduce clutter from multiple agentic IDEs littering with different agent guide formats. I think it will be really helpful if Windsurf can join the standard suggested by chiisana@discord https://discord.com/channels/1027685395649015980/1407711786492366878

I often encounter unspecified cascade error when I give large files into context window. But it should not be difficult inform LLMs that the files are large and reading it all at once is not an option. LLMs should be able to work knowing the limits of their context window and cascade should make sure it is not overloaded.

Unused Premium User Prompt Credits and Premium Flow Action Credits roll-over to the next month

Let's say i have 500 credits this month that I purchased. I bought them with my subscription. But I couldn't program much this month so I only used 100. Well now the next month you charge me another $15 and delete the 400 credits I didn't use? Come on now. Now if I hit 501 credits this month I'll have to purchase more. When you just stole 400 credits from me. Product is amazing by the way. But you guys have to get the payment structure ironed out. I want you guys to make money because I think the product is great. But you guys need to fix this so people like myself don't want to even think about leaving. Because the competitors will copy/steal whatever innovations you guys come up with eventually. You need to be innovative and honest about your payment structure. At least allow 50% of credits to be rolled over. That way when I see $15 come out of my bank account, I don't think "dang.. they just stole 200 credits from me." Instead I'll think "Yes! Now I have even more credits for when I want to spend a week straight coding!"