CURSOR AGENTS ARE INSANE 🤯 Been using Cursor since day 1, but this...
Rob Hallam@robj3d3
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Nov 29, 2024
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CURSOR AGENTS ARE INSANE 🤯
Been using Cursor since day 1, but this is different.
THREAD: Why this changes everything 🧵
Been using Cursor since day 1, but this is different.
THREAD: Why this changes everything 🧵
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1/ The Old Way
Remember manually feeding context to Cursor?
Waiting for it to scan files? Double-checking every change?
That's dead 💀
Agents just... get it.
Like having a senior dev who already knows your code.
Remember manually feeding context to Cursor?
Waiting for it to scan files? Double-checking every change?
That's dead 💀
Agents just... get it.
Like having a senior dev who already knows your code.
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2/ The Power Move
Agents pull context automatically.
No more explaining your codebase.
No more pointing to files.
They understand your architecture instantly.
This isn't AI assistance anymore. It's AI autonomy.
Agents pull context automatically.
No more explaining your codebase.
No more pointing to files.
They understand your architecture instantly.
This isn't AI assistance anymore. It's AI autonomy.
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3/ Perfect File Changes
Remember accepting changes one by one?
Making sure they go to the right file?
Agents handle it all 🤖
They know where code should go. They apply changes perfectly. First time.
Remember accepting changes one by one?
Making sure they go to the right file?
Agents handle it all 🤖
They know where code should go. They apply changes perfectly. First time.
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4/ Speed Difference
I just fixed a bug I've been stuck on for 24 hours.
Agent solved it in 5 minutes.
Not because I'm special. Because it actually understood the problem context instantly.
I just fixed a bug I've been stuck on for 24 hours.
Agent solved it in 5 minutes.
Not because I'm special. Because it actually understood the problem context instantly.
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5/ The Reality
Most devs don't realize what just happened.
This isn't an update. This is a paradigm shift.
The difference between driving stick and having a self-driving car.
And we're the ones piloting it 🫡
Most devs don't realize what just happened.
This isn't an update. This is a paradigm shift.
The difference between driving stick and having a self-driving car.
And we're the ones piloting it 🫡
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The truth?
The gap between devs using AI right and those who aren't is about to explode.
This isn't about code completion anymore.
This is about code comprehension.
Building different in 2024 🚀
The gap between devs using AI right and those who aren't is about to explode.
This isn't about code completion anymore.
This is about code comprehension.
Building different in 2024 🚀