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The AI-first Code Editor. Build software faster in an editor designed for pair-programming with AI.
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It's actually pretty awesome. Use it a lot nowdays instead of VS Code.
good context, unsustainable pricing (good for the user)
Cursor has become my primary development environment. The AI is deeply integrated into the coding workflow, understands project context, and significantly speeds up development. It helps me spend less time on repetitive tasks and more time building useful products.
sadly does not support all the VS plugins i use
I like it, i'm not a programmer of any skill or value though. I will say that if you have an existing VS Code install, or even some leftover plugin/extension files, directories, etc. that this does NOT play nice with them and it will almost definitely break vs code should you try and use it with cursor installed.