Cursor's New Coding Model Just Changed Everything
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Top Comments (10)
BTW ,Thanks for the free python courses,they were too helpful.
I love composer and have been using it more. Been doing this for months - Use higher end model to discuss / plan. Use Composer 2 or 2.5 now to find and suggest code changes if they weren't directly called out in the plan, then ..... implement the code changes myself. Yes, even if I'm copy/pasting. For a while I got caught in the trap of just depending too much on the AI and I got really burned out and didn't understand what was going on. This method lets me better understand, feel more productive, and is cheaper because I'm not using high end models for everything
Harness doing the heavy lifting. Fits the pattern - diminishing returns on scale, real gains from orchestration and context management. We've been oversold on parameter count as a proxy for capability.
The Plan > Build > Run in Parallel on Cursor is epic for me. Gotta hit that dropdown arrow on 'Build' button, that's the only trick, rest is default and yeah, awesome. I even get it to make plans around having the subagents in parallel now.
Is it just me or have they removed the native extensions/plugin for Claude code within Cursor? I can only run it through the terminal within Cursor. Am I doing something wrong?
can composer only be accessed inside of cursor? i’m already using VS code and pretty comfortable using that and many of my things are working properly. Is there a way I can integrate composer into VS code?
Composer 2.5's been great, mainly tried out as the token usage via Opus 4.8 was just not manageable.
How high was the usage for the projects in the end?
Cursor just crushed Claude Code? Not bad for a Claude fork
I think it all DEPENDS on what you're doing! Are you trying to improve a 100k C++ financial application.
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Top Comments (10)
BTW ,Thanks for the free python courses,they were too helpful.
I love composer and have been using it more. Been doing this for months - Use higher end model to discuss / plan. Use Composer 2 or 2.5 now to find and suggest code changes if they weren't directly called out in the plan, then ..... implement the code changes myself. Yes, even if I'm copy/pasting. For a while I got caught in the trap of just depending too much on the AI and I got really burned out and didn't understand what was going on. This method lets me better understand, feel more productive, and is cheaper because I'm not using high end models for everything
Harness doing the heavy lifting. Fits the pattern - diminishing returns on scale, real gains from orchestration and context management. We've been oversold on parameter count as a proxy for capability.
The Plan > Build > Run in Parallel on Cursor is epic for me. Gotta hit that dropdown arrow on 'Build' button, that's the only trick, rest is default and yeah, awesome. I even get it to make plans around having the subagents in parallel now.
Is it just me or have they removed the native extensions/plugin for Claude code within Cursor? I can only run it through the terminal within Cursor. Am I doing something wrong?
can composer only be accessed inside of cursor? i’m already using VS code and pretty comfortable using that and many of my things are working properly. Is there a way I can integrate composer into VS code?
Composer 2.5's been great, mainly tried out as the token usage via Opus 4.8 was just not manageable.
How high was the usage for the projects in the end?
Cursor just crushed Claude Code? Not bad for a Claude fork
I think it all DEPENDS on what you're doing! Are you trying to improve a 100k C++ financial application.